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I am choosing to offer up my thoughts on this book and the previous two books in the series Great and Terrible Beauty and Rebel Angels altogether here. I've discovered that I loathe writing reviews on books that I don't feel strongly about one way or other - especially a series like this one in which so many other respected individuals have adored. I will say that Libba Bray is an wonderful writer and I enjoyed her elegant and detailed style. There was never a time where I felt in want of details of the physical or emotional environment in which the characters found themselves. In Sweet Far Thing I was drawn in by the feel of gothic-ness to the writing and storyline; full of danger, death, magic and love. There is a deep and poignant message of strife that navigates through the entire series and blooms in each of the primary characters. The strife of the woman trying to be free in a society that found a woman trapped, unable to think and do much for themselves outside of a man's protection and guidance; the strife of finding oneself in a class, cast, and position that is seemingly unchangeable; the strife of feeling and thinking things and behaving in ways that are real expressions of who you are but that others find inappropriate and unacceptable. The biggest strife was that of Gemma - possesing an ability she doesn't understand, responsible for the future of a world she knows nothing about, unable to trust anyone in a time when she needs an elder's wisdom and guidance. I think this was my biggest frustration with the Gemma Doyle experience - I wanted her to have a Dumbledore figure that helped and carried her through this time of change, confusion and expectancy. There were various individuals which fulfilled this role in varying degrees but it was always colored by the taint of partial distrust. I just can't imagine being Gemma, so confused by what is going on and having no one to turn to for guidance, not one to trust in. As you can see, there were many qualities about this series and author that I enjoyed and respected but it was in bits and pieces and only after some analysis and deep thought - there were also many moments throughout that I found flat and repetitive and annoying. Overall and in conclusion, it was not at all a waste of time, I do not at all regret starting or finishing this series. It is a series that is worth your time.

أفتكر انه من اول كتب التنمية الي قراتها واول الكتب الي اقرئها لكريم الشاذي اسلوبه سهل جدا واقعي وسهل التطبيق اتكلم بيجاذ عن كل جانب من جوانب الشخصية وازاي نطرها والاستمرار فيه كتب اعمق كتير منه ولكنه مميز باسلوبه