The Infinite Sea (The Fifth Wave #2)
By: Rick Yancy
Genre: YA Sci-fi
Pages: 320
Published: 2014
Read: February
3 out of 5
I was not
looking forward to reading this book (as my stepson says, “It’s a work book”),
however overall I enjoyed this one more than the first in the series. I
listened to the first one on audio, which I LOVED because there were 2
narrators making voice distinguish clear. In both books, the chapters alternate
between characters. I had expected, in
the print version, it to be just as clear. That is not the case for this
trilogy. There were even a few chapters I didn’t know which character was
narrating until the last page of chapter. Often I cheated, otherwise, I had a
hard time focusing on the words or would need to reread a paragraph after the
narrator was identified. It was annoying and I would love to know the author’s
purpose for this. Normally I love stories that alternate storytellers. I feel
it makes a well-rounded story.
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