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Product details
File Size: 1486 KB
Print Length: 440 pages
Publisher: Little, Brown Books for Young Readers (September 3, 2013)
Publication Date: September 3, 2013
Language: English
ASIN: B00BAXFB3C
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So satisfying. I can't remember the last time that a book wrapped up in a better way than I could have imagined. This book has a true beginning, middle, end. A a great story arch. Even the bad guys have a back story and are enjoyable as characters. This book is a jewel- not needing a sequel (although I would absolutely read a sequel). Furthermore, when you can compare the cold towns in the story to our prison system, the insight is both interesting and frightening. The fiscal and political investment in the institution confuses easiest and best practices. Who is redeemable? The bloodthirsty vampire? The reckless child? The self-severing teenager? The person who makes a mistake?
I have never read a book by Holly Black ever, so I wasn’t quite sure what to expect going into this book. I knew it was about vampires and that was it. I am glad I went into not knowing much because wow, it was so good. The writing and the characters are amazing, the way Holly Black writes is absolutely fantastic. She sucks you in and your left wanting to know more every time you read it. This book was so good I didn’t want to finish it, I wanted to hold on to as much of the story as I could.Your MC is a girl named Tana. She awakens in a bathtub of an old farmhouse to find herself in the middle of a massacre. Everyone at the party from the night before is now dead except Aiden (Her Ex-Boyfriend) and the Vampire chained up in the corner. She is soon faced with the possibility of being infected along with Aiden already being infected and makes the choice to go to Coldtown.Coldtowns are cities that built walls around themselves to help keep the vampire population in and hopefully stop the spread of the infection. Most humans end up going to coldtown because they have glamourized vampirism so much they want to turn into one. So facing the Aiden and Herself being infected, tana heads to coldtown in her car with Aiden and Gabriel ( the Chained up Vampire)I keep gushing over this book, but it was so good. I honestly compare it a bit to savage song by V.E. Schwab as far as the built-up cities and Humans against monsters (Vampires). I was thoroughly impressed with this books and is definitely one of my favorites this year. Overall it was such an amazing book with great writing and a fabulous world. The character building was astounding, especially with the growth after getting to Coldtown.
This is one of those books that's going to be hard to write a review for because I feel like I can't quite explain everything I'm thinking properly, but I will try.First of all, I love vampires. And this book was vampires done just the way I like them: sexy, but unpredictable and dangerous. They might keep their fangs off you, they might give you a pleasurable bite, or they might rip your throat out; it just depends on the vampire and the moment. And even though there was a romanticism to the vampires, the author also showed the gritty, horrible, reality of them, of what they can do, of the things that happen because of vampirism (like people getting killed even if it's an accident), of what it's like to live with them in the Coldtowns.And speaking of the Coldtowns (the places where the vampires lived), the world-building for those, or for the one that Tana was in at least, was so interesting and well done. The reality shows based there for the humans to watch, the bartering and businesses that existed within the Coldtown, the humans with shunts on their arms who were desperate to become vampires themselves, the impoverished way of living for many people in the Coldtown, the humans who never wanted to be in the Coldtown but got trapped there when it was set up, the markers for getting out and what people will do to get them, the neverending parties... So much thought put into it all. And I mean, just the idea of the Coldtowns in the first place was something unique I'd never seen before.Another great thing about the book was the complex, flawed characters. Tana sometimes played with fire or made bad decisions but I liked her because she always kept fighting, trying to escape, not giving up, and she tried her best to do what was right. But she also knew when to stop taking shit and put herself first, even if it meant possibly hurting someone. And Aidan did a lot of messed up things to Tana, but he was still charming and sincere and sometimes sweet, and I loved his character because he was so well-written and interesting and truly flawed. I found myself falling for his charm even though I knew I shouldn't, so I could totally see how Tana fell for him. Gavriel was interesting and flawed as well, just in different, more dramatic ways because of his past and vampirism and insanity.The book also touched upon something I think about sometimes. I read a lot of vampire books, and I wonder, what would a vampire who's been alive for a long time actually be like? Would they be like an old person? Would they act the age they look? Would they be monsters? Would they still just seem human? Would it just depend on the vampire? But that quote about Gavriel is such an interesting way of looking at it.The writing was also pretty in this eerie, strange kind of way. And there were some brilliant quotes, like the one I shared above. I'm not sure how I feel about the flashbacks and some of the POVs that might not have been necessary, but those are pretty minor issues.So overall, this was a kind of eerie feeling book with great writing, sexy but dangerous vampires, amazing world-building, and complex characters that I'm very glad I gave it a read!Rating: 4 StarsOriginal Review @ Metaphors and Moonlight (link in profile)
Despite my love for the author's other work I have to admit I was skeptical about The Coldest Girl. The name didn't really catch my interest, but I am so happy that I got it, I was immediately sucked in!There is no long slow build up, it's a jump straight into adventure with a strong female leading the charge. The perfect amount of romance gives the story a change of depth and pace and it's a wonderful change of pace for the female to be the one doing all the rescuing! Tana is everything I would hope to be if dropped into her shoes - sure of herself and determined, even when things seem bleak.Tana's family life and heartbreaking past remain a focal point of the story and a driving force behind her as she takes on a world she had only ever seen on tv - an aspect of this new landscape that made Coldtowns seem infinitely more real and contemporary. Oh there are vampires? Sounds like great reality tv!My only complaint is that there isn't more story!
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