![]() ![]() He was super sweet and kind, and helped out Ana alot. Overall, she was just trying to find out who and what she was supposed to be. I think her switch from non-trusting to trusting was good, it wasn't too fast or anything. But she slowly changed when she realized everything her mother told her was a lie. She started out insecure, because of all the lies her meany mother told her. She wasn't perfect, not even close to it. It's complicated, and yes, a little disturbing, but it's still pretty easy to grasp the idea of this whole incarnation thing. And that your parents could become your children when they get reincarnated. It was really neat, and well-done, except it was a tad bit creepy that you could be reincarnated to be a boy or girl. ![]() The whole thing with reincarnation was really cool, but there were also lots of different creatures, like dragons, sylphs, centaurs, and a bunch of other things. The world-building was very intricate in this book. So when Ana travels to the City of Heart to find some answers, she doesn't expect anyone to be nice to her at all. Obviously, people don't like the idea of this. In the history of their world, this has never happened before. Instead, Ana, a totally new soul, was born. Ciana should have been reborn, but she wasn't. But before she was born, a person named Ciana died. In her world, souls have been reincarnated for thousands of years. First off, thank you so much to HarperCollins for giving me an ARC of this book! ![]()
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