I'm really heartbroken! Even slowing down and trying make more of this book I couldn't stop the coming of the end. This trilogy was one of the most original that i've read in my life. I loved this characters SO MUCH.They had their own voice, their our way to be and captivate. Everything was so balanced, everyone had your space to grow. Scott Westerfeld has a way to write that don't force anything, make everything so natural. Created obstacles and problems whom are solved without being so convenient.Somements the characters were as surprised as me and in the end we discovered all together. A good way to work with characters young, limited and unexperient, the reader and them grown together.
This books was so excinting, surprinsing and fast-paced. The end closed this journey with dignity, hope for more and a little of sadness too. I'll miss those guys
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Danilo Besteti rated O Labirinto dos Ossos (The 39 Clues, #1): 4 stars
Danilo Besteti rated Harry Potter e a Câmara Secreta: 5 stars
Harry Potter e a Câmara Secreta by J. K. Rowling, Minalima Design (Harry Potter, #2)
Harry Potter #2
Throughout the summer holidays after his first year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, Harry Potter …
Danilo Besteti rated Harry Potter e o Prisioneiro de Azkaban: 5 stars
Harry Potter e o Prisioneiro de Azkaban by J. K. Rowling (Harry Potter, #3)
Harry Potter #3
For Harry Potter, it’s the start of another far-from-ordinary year at Hogwarts when the Knight Bus crashes …
Danilo Besteti rated Diario de Um Banana 6: 3 stars
Danilo Besteti rated A Batalha do Apocalipse (Hardcover): 5 stars
Danilo Besteti rated Diário de um banana: 4 stars
Diário de um banana by _ (Diário de um banana 1)
Danilo Besteti rated O Conto da Aia: 5 stars
O Conto da Aia by Margaret Atwood
Escrito em 1985, o romance distópico O conto da aia, da canadense Margaret Atwood, tornou-se um dos livros mais comentados …
Danilo Besteti rated Openly, Honestly: 3 stars
Danilo Besteti rated Aniquilação: 5 stars
Aniquilação by _ (Trilogia Comando Sul vol. 1)
Danilo Besteti reviewed Midnighters #3 by Scott Westerfeld
The five teenage Midnighters of Bixby, Oklahoma, thought they understood the secret midnight hour—until one …
Review of 'Midnighters #3' on 'Goodreads'
5 stars
Danilo Besteti reviewed The Rule of Thoughts by James Dashner
Michael completed the Path. What he found at the end turned everything he'd ever known …
Review of 'The Rule of Thoughts' on 'Goodreads'
2 stars
Felt like read the first book of the trilogy again. The same mistakes, the same inexpressive characters that you don't cheer for... James Dashner is completely addicted in cliffhangers and unfortunately this is not a accomplishment. The world building is so weak, the challenges faced by the trio don't generate a learning curve. Dashner always try to shock and impress the reader with SO obvious things, senteces full of cliché. It's embarrassing!
There's a great potencial on Dashner's criativity and writing but he could try to develop characters. Make them more human, give them personality and stereotype less (I'm trying not to say "be less machist" but It's a little hard). They do things with no reason compatible with the few impressions given to us. Bryson is USELESS in whole book. Sarah seems a frankstein made of pieces of every female character found in the YA literature. Michael is boring, …
Felt like read the first book of the trilogy again. The same mistakes, the same inexpressive characters that you don't cheer for... James Dashner is completely addicted in cliffhangers and unfortunately this is not a accomplishment. The world building is so weak, the challenges faced by the trio don't generate a learning curve. Dashner always try to shock and impress the reader with SO obvious things, senteces full of cliché. It's embarrassing!
There's a great potencial on Dashner's criativity and writing but he could try to develop characters. Make them more human, give them personality and stereotype less (I'm trying not to say "be less machist" but It's a little hard). They do things with no reason compatible with the few impressions given to us. Bryson is USELESS in whole book. Sarah seems a frankstein made of pieces of every female character found in the YA literature. Michael is boring, stupid and seems to see Sarah only, always making less of Bryson to show how much he cares about her. It's almost comic think this as envolved mind.
Was hard to read this book, It's tiring pass through the same problems which made you hate the first one. This one was no better, no worse. So generic even though to classify.
Danilo Besteti reviewed A Monster Calls by AA.VV.
A brilliant, graphic novel written by young but promising Patrick Ness. This is the story …
Review of 'A Monster Calls' on 'Goodreads'
4 stars
First, good timing (or bad timing I don't know exactly). This book came in a moment of my life that I'm experiencing almost the same that Connor, the protagonist. I thought that would make me more sensible about the story but actually it didn't.
It doesn't mean that I didn't like it, I liked. It's a very good book, with a very good writing what it's expect from Patrick Ness but in the end I felt like something was missing. There weren't no tears, no lump in the throat...
I'm not disapointed at all but didn't felt what I was expecting (and so many people felt).
Connor is good character, we feel his pain and understand your behavior and the end which is rare in books with this topic because the protagonists tend to be extremely annoying. The Monster is captivating too and give us SO many lessons without intend …
First, good timing (or bad timing I don't know exactly). This book came in a moment of my life that I'm experiencing almost the same that Connor, the protagonist. I thought that would make me more sensible about the story but actually it didn't.
It doesn't mean that I didn't like it, I liked. It's a very good book, with a very good writing what it's expect from Patrick Ness but in the end I felt like something was missing. There weren't no tears, no lump in the throat...
I'm not disapointed at all but didn't felt what I was expecting (and so many people felt).
Connor is good character, we feel his pain and understand your behavior and the end which is rare in books with this topic because the protagonists tend to be extremely annoying. The Monster is captivating too and give us SO many lessons without intend to.
I'm REALLY curious to see how this book will be transported to the big screen.
So, good book but wasn't as good as I was expecting and was said by everybody.