half truths a half bad story sally green

2) UKYA 3) morally grey (erring on bad) MC. I honestly wasn’t the biggest fan of this story but three main factors pulled me in from the beginning: 1) Male witch.

He was literally invincible at the time, as well. Nathan is just so hellbent on his stupid revenge plot he gets himself stuck in a bundle.He’s in possession of so many, but he managed to control so few? He still had so much potential but the ending was so rushed we didn’t get any of it.It’s genius, but I’m still a little mad at it.AT THE END OF HALF LOST HE TURNS HIMSELF INTO A TREE. In the second he discovers he can turn himself into a wild animal to feel more in control. ARE YOU TRYING TO TELL ME THAT THE IMAGES ON THE FRONT OF THE BOOKS ARE ALL NATHAN?!?!.Gabriel is a sweet child and did not deserve this fate.It was emotionally manipulating to the audience, I felt, and severely damaged the character development steps made in previous books. In fact, the beginning was very reminiscent of Mockingjay. I mean, a group of people trying not to trigger booby traps with some death thrown into the mix.Other than that, I have nothing to report. Basically, Nathan and the crew spend the first half of the book roaming around different campsites trying to find Hunters and, more importantly, Annalise.Why did nothing happen in the first half?.A list of questions seemed like the only way to approach this review, so here we go. (Also, I was in too deep to stop) I supposed this book lived by to my expectations considering I’d already been spoiled on a major character death thanks to a Twitter rampage that after the initial release. This is the last book in the Half Bad trilogy, and since I’ve reviewed all of the others it seemed only right that I reviewed the finale. I couldn't be more stoked over Half Bad, and this launch novel of a trilogy truly deserves all the hype surrounding it - and much more.OPINIONS. * Starburst * Not since the Harry Potter books - yes, I said it! - have I felt so fully immersed in an author's creation. * Stylist * Brilliantly paced with more than a few nasty surprises, Half Bad is a wickedly addictive read that will capture the imagination of any fan of YA fiction. * Marie Lu, author of Legend * Take our word for it, this book is going to be huge. * Michael Grant, author of Gone * A brilliant debut that is both deeply unique and unsettling, one that chilled me to the bone and broke my heart even as I sped through its pages. * Fiona Wilson, The Times * Edgy, arresting and brilliantly written, Half Bad grips you from the first page and doesn't let go. * Kate Atkinson, author of Life after Life and Behind the Scenes of the Museum * Teens rejoice: the inheritor to Stephenie Meyer's crown has arrived. Brilliant and utterly compelling - I loved it. A book about witches with no owls and not a pair of round spectacles in sight.

Half truths a half bad story sally green