Skyward Starsight, Book 2, (Hardcover)

from Andy_DiMartino

I didn't read Skyward but found I didn't need to. Really enjoyed this story once it got rolling, good concepts throughout. Just good Sanderson as always. Makes me want to dive into The Stormlight Archives next!!!

from Guide2

Second YA novel in the series. Same main character, but the setting changed significantly right at the beginning. A bit simplistic, but to be excepted given the target audience.

from reading_fox

Continuing Brandon's YA SF story. Quite long for a YA tale, but has that feel of somewhat lighter touch without any great peril for our heroine. Covers a lot of ground quite quickly with lots of useful coincidences thrown in to keep things moving. As the attacks against Detritus keep increasing S...

from chalton

Spensa! Spensa forced down an enemy pilot and take their identity to infiltrate the enemy home base.Her mission is to find out about their hyperdrive which allows for faster travel. So during her mission she also discovers that at the enemy base,there are two factions. One being a war mongering g...

from quondame

Spensa's story continues to rely on wild co-incidence and improbable character actions and Sanderson refuses for deliver the compactness which is one of the best features of YA fiction, without really adding more to the plot, just more elaborations.