Micah Grey Trilogy: Pantomime (Series #1) (Paperback)

from alcarinqa

As usual, I'm mystified at Strange Chemistry choice with its blurb, so I'll be straight with you – the Very Big Secret hinted at didn't seem like a huge secret to me. In fact, it was obvious to me from the very first view-point switch between Micah and Gene. I have thought long and hard about thi...

from stefferoo

Okay, can I first just say how misleading the description of Pantomime is and how blatantly it underrates the value and extent of its content? Honestly, it does not do this book justice! One look at it gives the unsuspecting reader the impression of a Young Adult paranormal romance, featuring a s...

from usagijihen

Where do I start? Let me just say that I have a huge, unwavering respect for Laura Lam for doing what she did in her debut - she took a huge risk, pulled it off, and I'm still more than slightly in awe of the process in which she used to do so. To be honest, YA needs more writers like her, regard...

from hillmeredith

This was an excellent debut novel by Laura Lam. The protagonist is amazingly relatable even though Micah lives in a fantasy universe and has a particularly unique life. The world in which this novel occurs is very well-developed and intriguing. The depiction of circus life is particularly vivid a...

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(This review was originally posted at My Library in the Making.) When I see the word 'circus' in a blurb, I can't help but expect something great. Thankfully, Pantomime did not disappoint. At first, I was quite confused because I didn't realize the story was told in Gene and Micah's alternating P...