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When I took this book in
my hands, I thought "1207 pages? I will never read it!". But my wish to
read it was stronger than the number of pages. These pages melted in
hours of my reading. I was too fascinated to count pages. I wanted just
to know "What's next?".
As this amazing story went on, I stopped
at the scene with Antha and read it twice, no, maybe 10 times till I
memorized her words that fit 100% to myself: "You, know, the only
thing I can be is a writer. I'm absolutely unprepared for anything else.
When you've lived the kind of life I have, you are good for nothing.
Only writing can save you." These words that made my heart race
fast. It seems like Anne Rice took them from my head. From now on if
somebody will tell me I'm good for nothing, I will quote this, because I
can only write, the only thing I do really good. Next character
that stuck in my head was Stella. I don't know why, but I named my
second cat Stella. I simply liked the way Stella saw life. Pleasure and
parties. That girl lived interesting life at least...
And my most
favorite character of this book of course is.... JULIEN. Can I say he
remind me of Lestat? Yes, he did. So, I think I don't need to explain
why I like this character so much.
As for Rowan and Michael....
After "Blood Canticle" I didn't like Rowan at all. Now in this book, I
changed my opinion, because I understood her life.
And for
conclusion, I must say this book was really good. It inspired me from
the first pages. I don't know how this feeling is called when you read a
story about old ages and you feel...something...something
like..nostalgia. When I read Anne Rice books I have this feeling, it
makes me so calm, warm, sad and happy at once. I completely drown in her
books and forget how much time is it, or if I'm hungry or need to go to
sleep. In every of her books I ever read is this THING that makes me
hypnotized. No other books I have ever read had any of such magic as
Anne Rice writes. Every book of hers I take, I know it will drown me for
hours in this weird feeling. I loved this book as I loved all her books
and I will start "Lasher" to get this feeling back, it's like a drug.
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