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I loved how the author describes Caz’s sensations upon disembarking in a new world. After living in the cramped ICS all her life, Caz experiences, for the first time, oceans, sunlight, blue skies, trees, wind, and even stairs! I also liked the author’s portrayal of Caz. Her fears and insecurities are laid bare when she embarks on her new life away from family and everything else she has known. But you also come across her convictions and determination as she awakens to the realization of who she is, and to the fact that, if she can complete her dangerous journey and acquire all the powers, she will be able to make a difference. Will Caz receive all her powers? And if she does, how will she use them?
The Gypsy Pearl is the first book of a trilogy about the saga of Caz and her friends. The book is written in 2-to-9-page chapters, each with its own title, which highlights the basic ideas to be presented and makes for a pleasant page-turning read as the author moves the action at a brisk pace. My only qualm is that I would have appreciated an introduction, but that doesn’t detract from the enjoyment of the book.… (mehr)