I would really like to see this one in it's book form. Reading it on my tablet and phone was difficult, with all the footnotes and endnotes. The text was so tiny! Overall though, it's an enjoyable read about two fascinating people.

I cannot wait for this book to be released upon the masses. I was lucky enough to get an advanced readers copy through NetGalley. Although a bit slow moving at first (for me anyway, there is still action but I hadn't bought in yet) I was riveted by halfway through and reading it only last night and this morning. Lila and Elias will capture your heart and not let go. Brutal and compelling.

Once I got going I devoured these stories. All told in second person, they draw you into the flawed characters' lives.

Beautiful and heartbreaking.

Oh man, I was worried I would forget what had happened previously, but I was whipped back into it pretty quickly. Fast-paced and full of plot, I can see why the kids love this. Off to read the last one before Thursday!

A satisfying conclusion to the Heroes of Olympus series.

A look at Kandinsky's life and art.

I'm still fascinated by the world building Albin created. A loom that can create and destroy life? Fascinating! I did enjoy this book, but the ending confused the heck out of me, as I can tell it confused many others. An enjoyable series, but not one I would call one of my most favorite.