Review: Graceling by Kristin Cashore
Review: Graceling by Kristin Cashore
Out of all the books I have read thus far, this was the catchiest opening. From the start, you jumped into the action and told only bits of the world, enough to take a breath and continue on with the action. It was a great opening to keep the reader interested from the first page. While there were a couple “suddenly she understands” moments that were a bit awkward to read, the author did a great job of showing the growth of both Katsu and Po. Katsu changed greatly through the novel but the progression was well thought through and fit completely with the story line.
This was a great book and I enjoyed the adventure.
Hi Kristin, really I jump to read the first FIRE which fascinated me, but your recommendation, I read Graceling to encouraged The King of Iron, and i read it to me charm. Thanks for your reviews. Happy saturday, greetings
Hello! I’m just stopping by via Twitter to check out your blog and say hello. And now there are three Kristins with two i’s here.
Graceling was such an adventure. Katsa, Po and Bitterblue reappear in Bitterblue, which is one of my favourite YA novels of 2012.
Fire doesn’t feature them, but it does give us an idea of Bitterblue’s father and what the evil king was like as a child. Although it’s a Graceling novel it actually features on one of the kingdoms that the seven realms of Katsa’s world believe to be a place of myth. I really enjoyed it. I started of reading it and had to return my library copy, so ended up buying the audiobook from Audible, and I found that I enjoyed it even more…great narrator I guess
I haven’t read bitterblue yet but since I liked both graceling and fire, I figure I might need to