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Tell the Wind and Fire by Sarah Rees Brennan
Apr 12, 2016
“Tell the Wind and Fire” by Sarah Rees Brennan was a book that I was really looking forward too. I was just really disappointed in how the story played out. I found myself very bored and confused with the story. I love “A Tale of Two Cities,” but I did not find myself loving this book. I didn’t connect to any of the characters in this story. I feel like the idea of this story is great but I don’t think it was executed very well. It was a very difficult book to get through because nothing captured my attention.
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