I am not a huge fan of poetry but I really liked the poetry portrayed here.

I am usually not a fan of zombie stories or horror stories in general, but this book gripped me from the beginning. The focus was not so much on the horror elements but rather on the elements taken from Welsh history and the journey of Ryn and Ellis. I like the slight hint of an LGBT character within the story.

This was a very harrowing tale and it was difficult to listen to, but I think it is important that these stories are told on.

I still liked the installment and to get a glimpse in Alice's life but I am not sure if I am getting too old for these novels or if the spark is just missing from the later installments. I will still continue with the series and read the remaining installments.

I found it quite hard to rate this. I was raised a Christian, so I had a basic knowledge before reading the bible in its entirety. I mostly did it because I am a literature student and it is a highly referend book and so I wanted to get a deeper knowledge into it.

I really loved to back into this world and to see how the story progressed. I have grown to love the characters and I find it fascinating how creative Cassandra Clare gets in her stories. I cannot wait to read the last book in the series.

I really liked this novel as it portrays very good Elio's feelings towards Oliver and how he is dealing with it. It also shows how one can see things in a different light when they are distant from you and you then realize that they were not as you imagined them.

I really really liked this novel and I was very sad to read the ending. I think it portrays very good what happens if people get too greedy in science or are the opinion they can do to other people what they want. Furthermore, it illustrates beautifully what happens if people think themselves superior to others and do experiments on other humans.

I liked that we get some new aspects in this installment, however, the novel did just not grip me as much as past installments have.

I was not a huge fan of this installment in the Alice-Series, I understand that teenage years can be difficult and everything but it felled like Alice should experience it all at once, all the fighting with parents and so, in one installment instead of sprinkling it in throughout her growing up.