There is a secret hour, in a secret place, and the people who know of it keep it secret. It’s not hard, they’re the only ones who know about it. Them… and the monsters.

Muahaha.

Nice stories. They seem long but they’re really easy to read. I’ve only read the first two. There are some parts that are fascinating. I love numbers and words, and this has a lot of numbers and words in it (if you don’t like numbers or words, don’t worry, you don’t have to think about them really hard).

It’s a pretty typical Westerfeld story and I have a little warning. I think Mr. Westerfeld went through some kind of… crisis between the first and second books because the first book it fine, a little tense in places but clean. The second book… confused me. All of a sudden it’s like the characters all learned how to cuss. And they aren’t afraid to do it either.

It’s not horrific. Nothing you don’t hear in a high-school hallway, but that’s no excuse. Language is language.

End.

~Enna Isilee

Coming soon, a review of Sun and Moon, Ice and Snow by Jessica Day George