Kami Garcia

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Score: Seven points out of ten.
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This was a good novel, but I enjoyed the first one better. In the book, Raven and Garfield meet each other for the first time, Garfield didn't have much personality, but he had cool superpowers, and an attraction to Raven, and once again, I liked Raven developing her character further, it really adds to the story as a whole. There's a new antagonist, which was just an evil corporation, and they trapped Raven and Garfield in some cells to experiment upon them, but they managed to escape the building (Garfield's beast powers contributed to this), but they had to leave the corporation alone, which was kind of bittersweet. If you like a story about superheroes with character development, this is the book for you, but you might need to read the books in order first before you read this one.… (mer)

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Trigger warnings: Death of parents in a car crash
Score: Seven points out of ten.
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7/10, this is the first book in a series of books about the Teen Titans, and I enjoyed this one, I actually read the second book a while ago, and I prefer the first book over the second one. I really enjoyed reading Raven as a character, and the struggles she had, especially with being an outcast, losing her parents, and the mysterious voice, which built up to the big reveal in the end. I liked all the scenes with Raven, it really showed how well written she is. The story has just the right amount of emotion, and action. The ending was very action packed, it was just a massive battle between the villain, who was revealed at the end of the book, and Raven and a bunch of other spirit characters, I enjoyed that part. If you like a book with action and emotion, this is the book for you.… (mer)