Shadowhunters and Downworlders : A Mortal Instruments Reader (Paperback)

from arbjames

I'm not sure exactly what I was expecting from this book. I just know that I was a bit disappointed. I think I was hoping that it would be more entertaining, less serious. However, this was a lot like reading essays for a literature class. The essays were very well-written, it's just that I think...

from dlynch

Shadowhunters and Downworlders: A Mortal Instruments Reader by Cassandra Clare This is a very well written book that is comprised of essays by participating authors that discussed their take on the Mortal Instrument Series. It was interesting to hear other people's perspectives on this Blockbuste...

from Capnrandm

Review courtesy of All Things Urban Fantasy. allthingsuf.com Flipping back and forth between the stories, switching focus from intense analysis of The Mortal Instruments elements to an entertaining look at lovelorn best friends in John Hughes movies, reading SHADOWHUNTERS AND DOWNWORLDERS felt li...

from DarkFaerieTales

Review courtesy of Dark Faerie Tales Quick & Dirty: This was an interesting read, some essays were funny, some were very educational, and some were a little confusing. Opening Sentence: There's a question that every writer both is intimately familiar with and dreads having to answer. The Review: ...

from AceArtemis7

Definitely not for the casual reader. This book goes in depth into the series' worlds. Lots of essays from authors on what they think about the characters and the world. Lots of philosophies, some goes into psychology, or religion, or occult, etc. that the characters or how the characters are ins...