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A review by meanderingmegan
Like a River Glorious by Rae Carson
4.0
Rae Carson tackles difficult and painful subject matter in this novel, and while it may not have been perfect, it was clear that she was trying to be respectful and considerate.
As far Leah and Jefferson, what isn't to love? I love the way Jefferson is written, he is a wonderful male protagonist that doesn't fall into the hyper masculine stereotype that you see all over the place. Leah has more character growth, but even she realizes that while she has come a long way many things have stayed the same.
Very interested to see what is going to happen in the third and final book, seems like the majority of the story was well wrapped up (thankfully! cliffhangers are the worst).
As far Leah and Jefferson, what isn't to love? I love the way Jefferson is written, he is a wonderful male protagonist that doesn't fall into the hyper masculine stereotype that you see all over the place. Leah has more character growth, but even she realizes that while she has come a long way many things have stayed the same.
Very interested to see what is going to happen in the third and final book, seems like the majority of the story was well wrapped up (thankfully! cliffhangers are the worst).