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Flashback
by Shannon Messenger
slow-paced
STILL LOVING THIS SERIES.
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This is easily my favorite middle grade series. I’m seven books in and I have enjoyed everyone of them so much.
Though, Flashback did get off to a slow start. There was a lot of time spent on recover and healing from the end of the last book. And that’s fine! But 200 pages worth was a long time to get things going.
I have also found myself on the wrong side of the love triangle at present. I WILL continue to hold out hope right now that things will change! I do admit that there were some cute scenes with both of our main heroes though.
Sophie is still a wonderful main character. There’s some growing pains, but I feel that’s very expected reading a MG, young YA book. Messenger has written all of these characters in such a way that you feel their youth and the push and pulls of life that only get stronger as you grow up, WITHOUT making me feel like I want to roll my eyes and be annoyed at everything occurring. It’s amazing and continues to bring me back to this series.
I don’t want to say much more for fear of accidentally spoiling since this is a far into the series. I recommend giving these a try sometime!!
Overall audience notes:
- MG/YA Fantasy
- Language: none
- Romance: cheek kisses
- Violence: high
- Trigger/Content Warnings: loss of loved ones, battle scenes, physical altercations, loss of life, kidnapping
BLOG || INSTAGRAM
This is easily my favorite middle grade series. I’m seven books in and I have enjoyed everyone of them so much.
Though, Flashback did get off to a slow start. There was a lot of time spent on recover and healing from the end of the last book. And that’s fine! But 200 pages worth was a long time to get things going.
I have also found myself on the wrong side of the love triangle at present. I WILL continue to hold out hope right now that things will change! I do admit that there were some cute scenes with both of our main heroes though.
Sophie is still a wonderful main character. There’s some growing pains, but I feel that’s very expected reading a MG, young YA book. Messenger has written all of these characters in such a way that you feel their youth and the push and pulls of life that only get stronger as you grow up, WITHOUT making me feel like I want to roll my eyes and be annoyed at everything occurring. It’s amazing and continues to bring me back to this series.
I don’t want to say much more for fear of accidentally spoiling since this is a far into the series. I recommend giving these a try sometime!!
Overall audience notes:
- MG/YA Fantasy
- Language: none
- Romance: cheek kisses
- Violence: high
- Trigger/Content Warnings: loss of loved ones, battle scenes, physical altercations, loss of life, kidnapping