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Finale: A Caraval Novel (Caraval, 3)
FINALE is the "thrilling and surprising conclusion" (ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY) to the #1 NEW YORK TIMES bestselling Caraval trilogy
It's been two months since the Fates were freed, since Legend claimed the throne for his own, and since Tella discovered the boy she fell in love with doesn't really exist.
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Ok, now that the people who haven't read it are safe, I can discuss freely.
This is one of my favorite book series. The first book drew me in entirely with its premise and promise of magic and dreams. I'm also a sucker for a magical carnival.
Scarlett and Donatella are great protagonists and I have nothing against their characters. The parts that bothered me are that the Legend/Tella thing is dragged on for wayyyyyyy too long in the last book. It was hard to read at times. But, I am happy with how it turned out in the end. A fitting end for all.
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We never find out if Tella lives past the initial seventeen years or not after her daughter is born. The sisters said that she would have to find out her daughter's secret by her daughter's seventeenth birthday or she would die. I think that's kind of an important part to not wrap up.
I also kind of liked the whole game between Julian and Nicolas but it didn't last long enough to go anywhere. My favorite character progression's was Scarlett's only because Donatella was so wishy washy with her feelings.
Overall, this was a great way to end the series. I look forward to more books from this author.
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Ok, now that the people who haven't read it are safe, I can discuss freely.
This is one of my favorite book series. The first book drew me in entirely with its premise and promise of magic and dreams. I'm also a sucker for a magical carnival.
Scarlett and Donatella are great protagonists and I have nothing against their characters. The parts that bothered me are that the Legend/Tella thing is dragged on for wayyyyyyy too long in the last book. It was hard to read at times. But, I am happy with how it turned out in the end. A fitting end for all.
BUT
We never find out if Tella lives past the initial seventeen years or not after her daughter is born. The sisters said that she would have to find out her daughter's secret by her daughter's seventeenth birthday or she would die. I think that's kind of an important part to not wrap up.
I also kind of liked the whole game between Julian and Nicolas but it didn't last long enough to go anywhere. My favorite character progression's was Scarlett's only because Donatella was so wishy washy with her feelings.
Overall, this was a great way to end the series. I look forward to more books from this author.
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