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The Grace Year
by Kim Liggett
I picked this book up on January the 1st and flew through it. The story is of a group of girls who, at a certain age, have to survive a year to get rid of their ‘magic’.
It made me laugh in that sad understanding way,
“As far as I can tell, we all have hearts. We all have brains. There are only a few differences I can see, and most men seem to think with that part anyway.”
I felt like it was a combination of ‘The Lord of the Flies’ and ‘The Hunger Games’ but was a completely new story and it really hit home on some points,
“We hurt each other because it’s the only way we’re permitted to show our anger.
When our choices are taken from us, the fire builds within.
Sometimes I feel like we might burn down the world to cindery bits, with our love, our rage, and everything in between.”
This is a great young adult read which kept me turning the page and I wouldn’t be surprised if it was made into a series!
I picked this book up on January the 1st and flew through it. The story is of a group of girls who, at a certain age, have to survive a year to get rid of their ‘magic’.
It made me laugh in that sad understanding way,
“As far as I can tell, we all have hearts. We all have brains. There are only a few differences I can see, and most men seem to think with that part anyway.”
I felt like it was a combination of ‘The Lord of the Flies’ and ‘The Hunger Games’ but was a completely new story and it really hit home on some points,
“We hurt each other because it’s the only way we’re permitted to show our anger.
When our choices are taken from us, the fire builds within.
Sometimes I feel like we might burn down the world to cindery bits, with our love, our rage, and everything in between.”
This is a great young adult read which kept me turning the page and I wouldn’t be surprised if it was made into a series!