The sweet far thing

819 pages

English language

Published Dec. 3, 2007 by Delacorte Press.

ISBN:
978-0-385-73030-3
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4 stars (2 reviews)

At Spence Academy, sixteen-year-old Gemma Doyle continues preparing for her London debut while struggling to determine how best to use magic to resolve a power struggle in the enchanted world of the realms, and to protect her own world and loved ones.

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reviewed The sweet far thing by Libba Bray (Gemma Doyle (3))

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4 stars

Am I the only one who liked the ending? I really enjoyed this book the most out of the whole trilogy. The first book was okay and the second book does not even hold any memories in my mind. I loved the action, the romance, the scandal, I loved all of it! Of course, this doesn't mean that I don't hold any complaints against this book.

Most of the women I see here are complaining about the fact that Kartik turned into a tree. While I was greatly saddened by this (I even held back tears... I'm such a hopless romantic), I did like the ending. Life does not always turn out like you would hope to be. There are rarely any happy endings. Gemma chooses to move on with life despite all her tragedies.

Am I the only one being comforted by unhappy endings? It wasn't even an unhappy …

Subjects

  • Magic -- Fiction
  • Supernatural -- Fiction
  • Boarding schools -- Fiction
  • Schools -- Fiction
  • England -- Social life and customs -- 19th century -- Fiction