Although I have only read the preview, The beauty of impossible things is absolutely amazing! The story is captivating in many aspects and leaves you hungrier for more. The author did an amazing job with sucking you in and leaving you wanting more. It's a bit wordy but all in all the book provides amazing vocabulary for you to learn and absorb.
The book starts of by explaining how when the main protagonist was 15 ,it thus began a turning point in their life, in which they can not go back. Just by giving us this gist we can already tell that this is an important milestone and it sets a tone of mystery in the story. Going deeper into the story we soon see the dramatic irony of this statement .
As I have said before, the author does an amazing job of making the book enticing to read. One way is the vocabulary. The author incorporates different languages such as french and I really like that!
The book starts of by explaining how when the main protagonist was 15 ,it thus began a turning point in their life, in which they can not go back. Just by giving us this gist we can already tell that this is an important milestone and it sets a tone of mystery in the story. Going deeper into the story we soon see the dramatic irony of this statement .
As I have said before, the author does an amazing job of making the book enticing to read. One way is the vocabulary. The author incorporates different languages such as french and I really like that!