Books by Gemma Malley
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review 1: The concept is good- it is thought provoking and lends itself to storytelling. However Malley's writing style and character portrayal lets it down. The writing lacks depth, Malley attempts to convey settings and the seriousness of situations but doesn't create a compelling enoug...
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review 1: This book was really more of a 3.5, but it was fun enough to read that just a 3 star didn't seem fair. the idea behind the book was interesting, the world was developed well enough. in the beginning there is a blatantly ridiculous idea put out there that all of the people in the...
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review 1: If I were given only 3 words to describe this book, those words would be “Food for thought”. This book is cereal to my brain; it’s a roast lamb leg with baked veggies, lots of gravy and cold chocolate mousse for dessert for my brain. This book provides many interesting questions ...
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review 1: Enjoyed how this moved the story along and felt it was overall a really good chapter in the story as a whole. Felt overall that the characters remained true to themselves from the first book, but I felt Sheila, who in the first book was adamant how she was Legal for the part she ...
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review 1: So the library sent me the third in the trilogy before the second and I needed something to read so I just read it. I have to say Gemma did a good job creating a stand alone book. I didn't feel at all like I was missing anything, there was just the right amount of explination t...
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review 1: Wow. This installment was even better than the first. We got a lot of progress with Evie and Lucas as well us understanding Linus a bit more. Our main characters definitely developed alot more with the exception of one...and yes I am speaking of you Raffi. The plot also got a bi...
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review 1: Things that made me give it one star: it is based on a wikipedia article, the 'scientific evidence' is taken out of context, the timeline doesn't fit, there is ZERO character development, the 'lovetriangle' is ridiculus, the main character is dispensable and lastly: I could not ...
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review 1: All in all this book was a pretty huge disappointment. I loved the Declaration series by the same author - they had brilliant characters and an engaging plot - but this was utterly rubbish compared to that.The main problem I had with this book is that I just didn't... care about ...
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review 1: I have to say, it took me a while to get into this, because I wasn't a huge fan of Evie at the start of the book, but it gradually became one of my favourite dystopian books. At first, Evie seems a little boring and monotonous, with the same thoughts running through her brain all...
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review 1: This is a book that Caitlin read - not sure that it is suitable for a 11 year old or if she understood it all. Can people live for ever with a longevity drug? This is part 2 in The Declaration Trilogy. A lesson I'm learning fast - read what your children are reading - don't think...
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review 1: OHH DEMONIOS.!! La secuela salió mejor que la Declaracion, tambien un poco aburrida al principio, pero es de obvio que este tipo de historia tiende a ser aburrido al inicio, ya que como es una historia futurista, te tienen que explicar absolutamente TODO.! por que si no, cómo le ...
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review 1: Gemma Malley never ceases to amaze me. She looks at power and leadership from different perspectives that really make me question how and why our society works in the way in which it does. The end of The Killables showed me how easily we fall into the trap of assumption. We assum...