The Raven Boys by Maggie Stiefvater

The Raven Boys by Maggie Stiefvater
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Finally got back to this book after being lost. (This is a reoccurring problem that happens at the most of unfortunate times.)
I started it over again, because I remembered that it had an interesting duel plot working for it.
I was baffled after looking up St. Marks day, and had no inclination of the holiday. Nice one Ms. Stiefvater!

With the characters:
Blue Sargent ~ I found it intriguing that Blue is from a family of psychics. She has the houseful of awesome aunts. You could probably akin this to Practical Magic times five. She has a very stubborn attitude, and I can't really understand this way of thinking. It seems that she hasn't reached the epiphany that she really is powerful.

Richard "Dick" Campbell Gansey ~ I really didn't like this guy for some things, and other things I respected. I was not a happy camper about his clueless attitude about money, and the carelessness that he exhibits when he overlooks other peoples concern for prices.

Adam Parrish ~ I really feel for this kid. He can be comparable to a growing percentile. I can rant and rave about this for hours; so maybe I'll save that for another day.

Ronan Lynch ~ this guy! Yes this guy just Pi^&$#g me off. All along while taking care of the raven. He names the thing Chainsaw, who the hell does that really? (The only reason I keep giving him a chance so far.) I don't get this most likely it will be revealed by the end of the book.

Noah Churney ~ Now this guy I just don't get. Is he a ghost, a revnent?
What has his purpose been to haunt the rest of the kids? I like his personality yet not his situation. The further I get into the plot the more that is revealed.

I hope you like reading this.
Cheers Pretties!

View all my reviews