Monday, May 6, 2013

the diviners


The diviners by Libba Bray
     When chose this book it seemed interesting and mysterious. The main character Evie was sent off to live with her uncle to live in the streets of New York. The story takes place in 1926’s the time of flappers and bootleggers. When Evie arrives she is forced with secrets and power. The same dreams are still haunting her.
      Evie has special powers to know the secrets of people. All she needs are personal items of theirs. When Evie tested her powers on her mother it shocked me how a parent couldn’t treat their children equally. I think Evie deserved to be sent off to New York as a punishment. When she arrives to meet her uncle will she get herself involved in crime and murder? Her nightmare creates drama and somehow tells the future. Evie learns what its like to be a New Yorker. She faces thief’s murderers and others with powers just like hers.
     I feel uneasy about the book it creates delicious suspense. When I go further and further into the book I realize that Evie isn’t alone. I also like how the author includes the victims and their personal memories of how they came to die. I think it’s ironic at how I can connect with Evie especially because im learning about the 1920’s in social studies. I can also connect with Evie because I like to hang out with my friends and family.

1 comment:

  1. I am glad you have a lot of opinions about this book. But you shouldn't put your opinions in your body paragraph and you should have put quotes. Also, you can extend more :)

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