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Originally Posted by Drolefille
I gave up on them a while ago, I realized I'd read a whole book and nothing happened. I might go back to them later.
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I've noticed that, too. Actually, to me, it seems like in each book they solve one problem and get themselves into three more. I can accept some of the non-plot movement of the books because 1. They seem to have a clear direction where they're going, and each problem is leading to that end, and will play a role in the ending and 2. There are just so many "lead" characters and sub-plots, it's hard to advance them all at the same time and get anywhere in one book. I do like how they've recently started shifting between different character's POVs. I'd rather read 3rd person, and I like not always following the same person around. It does bug me, though, that they contradict a few concepts that they've earlier introduced, and how Zoey has OMG every single power imaginable and can use her powers to get her out of anything, and still has zero self-confidence.
Yes, this is the kind of crap I read. And I like it.
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