Girl at Midnight: The Girl at Midnight (Series #1) (Hardcover)

from brandileigh2003

I want to read the girl at midnight because I follow several good reviews of it and finally had time in my library had it available. The book is in third person which is not what I'm used to but it was in dual narrative if that's possible In that perspective. It's told from echo a human and Caius...

from GennaC

This book has been compared over and over again to The Mortal Instruments, which I distinctly recall kind of hating, so I'm going to make assessments independent of that series. The Girl at Midnight introduces Echo, an accomplished pickpocket who lives in a room at the public library and divides...

from ArkhamReviews

My feelings towards this novel are very mixed across the board. I did really love the story's premise - the endless hidden war between a race of bird people and a race of dragon people. The concept was quick to draw me in and make me interested to learn more about the two races. However, I felt t...

from Cherylk

I have not read the other books that this one is compared to. So I can't comment on if there are similarities. Yet what I liked about this book is the world that the author built and the different races. The Avicen is a cool race. They have feathers for hair. Each one has different colored feathe...

from anyaejo

I suspect my expectations were too high for this one but I found it just wasn't as magical and mysterious as the blurb made it seem. There is annoying romance drama with ancient beings acting like teenagers and a plot that strangely resembles Daughter of Smoke and Bone. There are dragon people th...