Why I loved and hated White Night at the same time

• ? Really interesting plot line. I especially loved the plot reveals!
• ? I wasn’t able to relate to Rory’s village- it was kinda boring and -dare I say- cringey
• ?…but it was a consistent idea, so it seemed potentially realistic
• ? A bit too much foreshadowing, the chapter about the history of White Night revealed the ending
• ?…but the ending was still fabulous! Plot twist within plot twist…totally didn’t see that coming!!!
• ? Wow, I’m already finding it hard to see negatives!
• ? The front cover was really cool, with the frazzled lights
• ?…but the title may have been a bit misleading. They only began planning White Night in the second half of the book.
• ?The author got straight into the plot! The main characters met up in the second chapter and I totally SHIPPED THEM!!!
• ? Okay, the stuff about Garden of Eden was totally cringey. Be ready to be introduced to a bizarre way of living.

ME (YES, AT THE SAME TIME):

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• ?I loved how the protagonist also thought Rory’s village was bizarre. It meant that you could really connect with him, and that you didn’t spend the whole book cringing by yourself.
• ? Now it’s really really hard to find negatives
• ?Really good character development. Especially loved the ‘inner circle.’
• ? There was a few scenes where I wanted the character to do something,
• (like go to his girlfriend because we knew she was being murdered!)
• ? However, though what he actually did was bad for him, it was very realistic!
• ? Perfect book for rural and city dwellers alike. Especially perfect for anyone interested in the environment, climate change, footy and cooking-so pretty much all teens!!!

????Overall, I loved this book! It was really cringey in some bits, and may have had too much foreshadowing, but also had good plot reveals and a relatable protagonist. Definitely thought-provoking since I’m interested in climate change. ????

Rating: 8.5/10

Description: Good plot reveals, thought-provoking

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