![]() Seriously, I wanted more flight and a story that wasn't exactly like EVERY OTHER recently popular dystopian YA novel. The worldbuilding is probably the best part of the novel, but it is mostly there in the background, and it went deep enough to flog my waning attention. ![]() ![]() She can choose to level up with tattoos that give her better blah blah at the risk of blah blah, she'll have to remain outside of the regular caste and Sing. Later on, the plot remains absolutely scrutable. serious consequences are all in the dashed expectations: The MC and ME. there was a little flying, but it was like listening to a game. Huh? Am I reading YA? Trials, graduation, snobby rich kids, dashed expectations. Instead, I'm introduced to a completely forgettable and utterly predictable plot, with: A Chosen One. A whole world of fliers! This could be utterly awesome, giving me lots and lots of necessary extrapolations and unusual twists and turns, whether societal, setting, or even character-centered." I thought to myself, "Oh wow, a society of fliers. ![]()
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