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Is this for the person I'm thinking of 😉

Agreed it's not ok. Like adults always tell the little kids. If you can't say something nice say nothing at all

Yeah

<3 it Sky

I love this book!!! I wanna read more! Silver has a weary vibe to her and makes me question a few things. I'm curious about what she means by voices and why Sir Ayren is being super nice to her. I imagine him looking really scary, but if that's the case why does he speak so sincerely? I understand the shock that Lu can read and I'm shocked shes not hypnotize by the green eyes again. Poor girl has to deal with Fin haunting her though. Something bigs going to happen though and Fin has something to do with it. The only trusted person in that house seems to be Ren and Lu, but thats just how I see it. This book has my imagination going wild.

We have a selective history because they want to paint the picture on who the good and bad guys are. Honestly, I know that what Hitler did was terrible; however, was it really as bad as they say? He's the only reason we are together and not fighting in more world wars. He brought us together.
Also, Japan was at fault just as much for sinking ships and dominating islands. There are many other events I haven't heard about or was only hinted at in history because they've decided to pick our thoughts on the history of society and tell what they find important.
Another important thing to point out is that most historical things are just hypothetical. They don't actually know they just think they do and expect us to believe it all. Sometimes I wonder if historians actually study and find the truth of what they find or just decide thats what it is and decide what is important to hear.

I'm intrigued to know more

I love this book. The separation, details, and the characters. I'm not one to really understand big words or stories, even though I love them all, but it's still great. I'm intrigued, it reminds me of my view when I was a child. I was poor without parents, even though I wasn't an orphan, and could barely survive. It's sad, but relatable to many people. I wanna see where this book is going. I'm glad I was able to make time for reading it. :)