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Starsight (Skyward, #2)
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bookshelves: action, adventure, aliens, badass-female-mc, dystopian, fantasy, favorites, fiction, humor, marry-you-with-paper-rings, sci-fi, series, space, young-adult, comfort-books
Dec 29, 2021
bookshelves: action, adventure, aliens, badass-female-mc, dystopian, fantasy, favorites, fiction, humor, marry-you-with-paper-rings, sci-fi, series, space, young-adult, comfort-books
Once again, with Sanderson, 5 stars don't feel enough.
As always, my review contains some spoilers, major or minor. If you haven't read the book and don't want any spoilers, don't read further.
This was hell of a ride. A fucking rollercoaster of emotions. And I was (not) ready for it.
Like I said at first, Skyward just felt like a prelude. In Skyward there was action but here, oh gods, here Sanderson shows up something more. He shows to us the real deal with Detritus, the human race, the krells, with Spensa, Jorgen, M-Bot and Doomslug.
In Skyward I was like "why the hell M-bot is so obsessed with mushrooms? why doomslug is weird? why appears in random places? fROM WHERE IT CAME?" but these questions were answered and now many things make sense now.
I'm a sucker for character, plot and worldbuilding development, and what I got here in Starsight left me speechless. There are more characters (ones more likeable than others), more plots (some of them left me on the floor, others confused me aND I HOPE THAT CYTONIC ANSWER MY QUESTIONSSSS) and a new world (sort of, it's more of a big ass city, but you get me).
I need to know more about Alanik, but I already love her.
The pacing to me it was really fast. I didn't even feel time while reading this book (mind you, i love sci-fi, so maybe that's why), also I guess it's because Sanderson's writing is really good that grabs you since you start the book and keeps you reading until the book is over.
You know something I really loved? The fact that we didn't have the typical girl-on-girl-hate just because someone is better than the other in something.
Spensa meets Brade, who is a human too and a pilot. Brade is a really good pilot. And Spensa doesn't hate her for it, or feel envy or wants to humble her. Spensa admits that Brade is better than her.
Here:
Also, Morriumur was amazing. skjdhdjf seeing them being shy, splited in two by two minds was something really interesting aND HOW THEY SAVED SPENSA TO THE VERY END, UGH, *CHEF'S KISS*
Anyhow, not much to say because I already fangirled so much and cried like a bitch when M-Bot begged to Spensa not to leave him. iF M-BOT IS NOT A SHIP AGAIN, I'LL RIOT AND SET THE WORLD ON FIRE.
I loved Starsight so much.
previous review:
IT'S ALMOST 1 AM AND I'M SCREAMING INTERNALLY. HOLY SHIT. WHAT'S THAT CLIFFHANGER, SANDERSON??? MY THERAPY. NOW.
RTC!
“A hero does not choose her trials. She steps into the darkness, then she faces what comes next.”
As always, my review contains some spoilers, major or minor. If you haven't read the book and don't want any spoilers, don't read further.
This was hell of a ride. A fucking rollercoaster of emotions. And I was (not) ready for it.
Like I said at first, Skyward just felt like a prelude. In Skyward there was action but here, oh gods, here Sanderson shows up something more. He shows to us the real deal with Detritus, the human race, the krells, with Spensa, Jorgen, M-Bot and Doomslug.
In Skyward I was like "why the hell M-bot is so obsessed with mushrooms? why doomslug is weird? why appears in random places? fROM WHERE IT CAME?" but these questions were answered and now many things make sense now.
I'm a sucker for character, plot and worldbuilding development, and what I got here in Starsight left me speechless. There are more characters (ones more likeable than others), more plots (some of them left me on the floor, others confused me aND I HOPE THAT CYTONIC ANSWER MY QUESTIONSSSS) and a new world (sort of, it's more of a big ass city, but you get me).
I need to know more about Alanik, but I already love her.
The pacing to me it was really fast. I didn't even feel time while reading this book (mind you, i love sci-fi, so maybe that's why), also I guess it's because Sanderson's writing is really good that grabs you since you start the book and keeps you reading until the book is over.
You know something I really loved? The fact that we didn't have the typical girl-on-girl-hate just because someone is better than the other in something.
Spensa meets Brade, who is a human too and a pilot. Brade is a really good pilot. And Spensa doesn't hate her for it, or feel envy or wants to humble her. Spensa admits that Brade is better than her.
Here:
"She was good—even better than I was".
"And Brade was better."
"Seeing someone who was better was perhaps the most inspiring thing I'd ever experienced. I wanted to fly with her, chase her."
Also, Morriumur was amazing. skjdhdjf seeing them being shy, splited in two by two minds was something really interesting aND HOW THEY SAVED SPENSA TO THE VERY END, UGH, *CHEF'S KISS*
Anyhow, not much to say because I already fangirled so much and cried like a bitch when M-Bot begged to Spensa not to leave him. iF M-BOT IS NOT A SHIP AGAIN, I'LL RIOT AND SET THE WORLD ON FIRE.
I loved Starsight so much.
previous review:
IT'S ALMOST 1 AM AND I'M SCREAMING INTERNALLY. HOLY SHIT. WHAT'S THAT CLIFFHANGER, SANDERSON??? MY THERAPY. NOW.
RTC!
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December 29, 2021
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December 29, 2021
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December 29, 2021
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December 29, 2021
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17.35%
"It's 12:00 a.m and I can't with chapter 8. It's all I needed. KAJDKAJD I'M ALREADY CRYING 🥺🤌🏻💖"
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January 1, 2022
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27.11%
"so much party and beer and food, it's time to move on here and start my challenge, yessss"
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125
January 21, 2022
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January 22, 2022
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action
January 22, 2022
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adventure
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aliens
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badass-female-mc
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dystopian
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fantasy
January 22, 2022
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favorites
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fiction
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humor
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marry-you-with-paper-rings
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sci-fi
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series
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young-adult
February 17, 2022
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comfort-books
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rated it 4 stars
Jan 22, 2022 08:38AM
i'm just sitting here waiting for the 3rd book pls
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