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A review by pizzaghost
Falcon Quinn and the Black Mirror by Jennifer Finney Boylan
5.0
I'm not the target audience. I'm a 30-something insomniac, not a tweenage kid trying to find myself. But I really liked this book. I picked this coverless book out of a little free library, and only because I liked the font. Yep, the font.
This book was truly enjoyable. It was well-paced, the characters were interesting, and it felt unique enough not to be compared to a certain popular "Main Character and the Blah-blah-blah" series. I appreciated the detailed descriptions of so many different types of monsters. Too often, these sorts of books introduce only a handful of species and only describe them in broad strokes. With this one, I was really able to visualize everything. I felt that the ending was a little.. cute.. but I'm looking forward to the second book in the series.
This book was truly enjoyable. It was well-paced, the characters were interesting, and it felt unique enough not to be compared to a certain popular "Main Character and the Blah-blah-blah" series. I appreciated the detailed descriptions of so many different types of monsters. Too often, these sorts of books introduce only a handful of species and only describe them in broad strokes. With this one, I was really able to visualize everything. I felt that the ending was a little.. cute.. but I'm looking forward to the second book in the series.