I keep thinking of blog posts, and then I forget to write them. Oh well. Here is a review for you.
Ravens by George Dawes Green
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
At first, I was very frustrated with the family in this book. I hated that they were so submissive, and that they wouldn’t fight. I know that my family would fight. We wouldn’t put my siblings in danger, but I don’t think my mom and dad and brother and sister would have put up with Shaw and Romeo. I put this book down once, and wasn’t sure I would pick it back up. It was enjoyable to read, but the family’s predicament was draining me. The writing was good. The syntax “Said Tara” threw me a little. But, otherwise, I thought it was good. I also liked the characters. The power that Shaw had over people was insane. He could talk everyone into loving him; I also wondered if Shaw was right at times. He even convinced me! That was a thrilling part about this novel. The other factor of this novel was the money. At one point, I even asked myself if I was greedy because I wanted the family to get it all. It is an interesting discussion topic. I think most people would find this novel enthralling
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