Kristin Cashore Fire

Good Books?

I like reading books by the author Nicholas Sparks......... There like romance novels they are all brillent!!!! Heres the name of a few of his books.... (You night reconise a few cause some were made into movies) The Notebook, Message in a bottle, A Walk to remember (my favourite one lol ) The rescue, A bend in the road, Nights in Rodanthe, The Wedding, At First sight The Choice and the Last Song .... I cant remember all of them ha

i love reading the clique series but you might like the mortal instruments series. i read some of one book it was really good hush hush is good lisi harrison is an amazing author she writs the clique alphas and monster high.

attackfish - Kristin Cashore's Fire: So Very Pretty

A while back, I took it into my head that I wanted to try my hand at making podfic.  Then I realized I didn’t have the technical savvy to undertake such an endeavor, but not before I bought a couple of books on tape for research purposes.  I like it.  I can cross-stitch and listen to them at the same time.  Though, this does make it harder to find quippy quotes to use for cut text.  And I can’t write while listening to them like I can while watching reruns of NCIS and Criminal Minds.  Shame. Ever since Fire was born, she has had a beauty so mesmerizing, people can’t help but fall under her spell, because she isn’t like other people.  She’s a monster, with the fiery orange hair for which she was named, and her perfect face and body.  Fire hates what she is.  But as civil war rises in the Dells, the royal family needs the help of her amazing beauty to help weed out the traitors in their midst, and while she’s there, she must deal with the hatred of the people who remember the cruelty of other monsters, and who fear her ensnaring their weak minded king. In some ways, it's lucky I forgot I had this review on my computer and so waited to post it until now.  Recently, there has been a lot of talk about what a mary sue is and is not, and how calling a female character a mary sue is often used to punish her for being the protagonist.  Fire herself is a thoughtful examination of what a well developed character with some of the most obvious and easily parodied aspects of the standard mary sue (extreme beauty, improbably colored hair and eyes, not entirely human, last of her kind, talent at music, the ability to make most people like her instantly...) would be like.  And she’s miserable.  Not only do people, both men and women, fawn over her, or attack her, either to rape her, or keep her, or just bask in her presence, but even the animal monsters want a piece of her.

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