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Othersphere (2013)

by Nina Berry(Favorite Author)

3.93 of 5 Votes: 5

ISBN

0758292384 (ISBN13: 9780758292384)

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

K-Teen

series

Otherkin

review 1: In finishing this series I was totally satisfied sadly I did not cry in this one. I did have one of the moments where I want to smack the character with their own book although it wasn't Dez, but November. I know she was in mourning for Siku, but I think no matter how bad you are hurting it gives you no excuse to lash out and hurt your friends especially the way she lashed out at Dez. I kind of wish someone would of smacked her and she also got on my nerves with the way she flirted with Lazar. They're was a bit of predictability in this one, but I think it was needed when wrapping this book up... The true reason why I gave it a 4/5 is because I would've like to see a sweet little kiss between London and Amaris! I applaud Nina for using a girlxgirl couple in her book and sh... moreowing that despite your upbringing love can change your belief for the better. This was definitely a nice closer to the series. It showed all the right kinds of sacrifice.
review 2: As far as I know this book is the last one in the Otherkin trilogy. Even though it is the last one, I am not sad. The ending was open, happy and satisfying. This book was about Dez and her group figuring out the twist and turns of the tribunal plus battling a new enemy, Orgoli. As Dez fights Orgoli, she learns about herself and finally finds out who she truly is. This book was never boring, but at times I found it hard to pick up. This is not because it was boring, but because I was not happy with the decisions that Dez was making. In the end I think that Dez handled everything fine and I no longer need to yell at the book in frustration. I recommend this book to anyone who liked the animorph series or likes animals. less

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