#bookd

Artist Lucia Heffernan

the Percy Jackson section looks great and Aru shah has a little marble jewelry box I got from the Taj Mahal when I visited next to it

Also me: Will be supportive of my sister reading and loving the hunger games. But I'm cringing inside.

The story takes place on a "unlucky" ship, things seem to go on well at the very beginning of the trip, but slowly some sailors start to figure out that there are weird things happening, expecially at night. The chapters are short, and each one of them has at least one major event in it, so that you find yourself glued to the pages. I loved the way these weird events get bigger and bigger and add up to one another until the very end. It's a very simple story, don't expect anything too complicated, but I feel like it works perfectly because of that. It's a really good ghost story, and I loved the setting on a ship. At the beginning it was a bit hard to keep up with all the very specific words linked to the ship itself, because I am quite ignorant on the matter and I knew only the vary basis. After I got the hang of the vocabulary I had no issues. I must say it actually motiveted me to look for more supernatural stories set on ships, I really enjoyed it. It's not a scary story, although it's really interesting to see the terror slowly but surely plague the minds of the sailors. I definetly look forward to reading more stuff by Hosgson.

«Найти свою дорогу, узнать свое место — в этом все для человека, это для него значит сделаться самим собой».       (В. Г. Белинский)

-The Last Princess, Galaxy Craze