Theo definitely falls into the charming category, but it’s his sense of humor that really shines in this book. He’s not your typical charismatic and charming guy found in YA novels, which was refreshing. Paul is probably my favorite character in this book. Marguerite is an interesting protagonist, and while she occasionally fell into the Ya protagonist cliches, I never found myself being annoyed at her. The characters in this book are fun and entertaining. You can see the entire universe from there.” And science –that’s the most spectacular window of all. “Every form of art is another way of seeing the world. I love that you could predict some aspects, but never the entire thing. There were definitely some not-so-surprising twists, mixed with some that completely shocked me. There’s always something exciting happening.
With the dimension-hopping, the pace never feels slow of boring. The Science Fiction aspects of the book are well developed and fascinating and don’t require too much suspension of disbelief. “It’s comfort enough to know that there are infinite worlds. It’s you’re classic YA, first-person writing style with plenty of humor, romance, and action.
“We can’t begin to learn until we admit how much we don’t know.”Ĭlaudia Gray’s writing style is quick, fun, and entertaining. I don’t want to talk about every different location, because half of the magic is discovering the places, but I will say that my favorite has to be the Russiaverse. Every dimension has its own unique aspect, and not only does it make for a neat location, but it also has a different impact on the characters. There are so many fascinating settings in this book.
“The memory stings - and I hate that, I hate how all the good memories have turned into things that hurt - but I need the pain.” It allowed him to jump through dimensions and hide in other versions of himself, but Marguerite has a Firebird of her own, leading to an epic inter-dimensional chase where nothing is what it seems. Except, Paul has escaped, using the Firebird, an invention her father and mother worked with him to develop. Content Warning: Violence, Death, Suicide Mention, Murder //Ī Thousand Pieces of You follows Marguerite Caine, desperate to capture her father’s murderer, his assistant, Paul. “Now I know that grief is a whetstone that sharpens all your love, all your happiest memories, into blades that tear you apart from within.” Review in a Nutshell: A Thousand Pieces of You is a unique, fascinating sci-fi adventure with plenty of twists that will have you dying for the sequel.
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