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Threads That Bind
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Threads That Bind Review
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Characters
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Writing Style
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It has been a long time since I have finished a physical book so fast. There were a lot of things I really enjoyed about this book. The storyline, the pacing, the world. I found it all so fascinating. Lets start with the storyline. Right from the beginning, I was immediately pulled in with Io's investigation. It starts off so strong and I wanted to know what was going on. The little interjections of the past was so important because it really helped defined the relationship between Io, Ava, and Thais. The sisters relationship is pivotal to this story and I thought it was really well developed. Everything moved so well throughout the book. There was never a minute I felt bored or lost. The pacing was set well and moved fast where it was supposed to but also took the time when a little more detail was necessary. And I loved this world. How other-borns have powers that are from old mythology. I absolutely loved this and it worked so well for the book. There was one twist that happened, which I suspected, but then another that I didn't! I love it when that happens.
I adore Io. There was so much of her that just drew me in and was rooting for her the whole time. From the emotional abuse her sister caused her, to finding her own voice, to finding her true family. Io's character was so well developed and I loved how she figured it out as well. How Io knew she was changing and finally doing things for herself that she needed to do. I cannot wait to continue this story and see where it leads.
Overall, Threads That Bind by Kika Hatzopoulou was a definite win for me. I loved the pacing, the story, and the world. This was the first physical book I finished so fast in a long time. It was hard for me to put down when it was time to go to bed! I thought the integration of a future world with mythological powers worked so well with this story. The complexity of the sister's relationship and Io figuring out her trueself really won me over. This whole story blended so well together and I cannot wait for the second book to fall into my lap! I highly recommend this book if you love a mystery, familial bonds, and magic.
I adore Io. There was so much of her that just drew me in and was rooting for her the whole time. From the emotional abuse her sister caused her, to finding her own voice, to finding her true family. Io's character was so well developed and I loved how she figured it out as well. How Io knew she was changing and finally doing things for herself that she needed to do. I cannot wait to continue this story and see where it leads.
Overall, Threads That Bind by Kika Hatzopoulou was a definite win for me. I loved the pacing, the story, and the world. This was the first physical book I finished so fast in a long time. It was hard for me to put down when it was time to go to bed! I thought the integration of a future world with mythological powers worked so well with this story. The complexity of the sister's relationship and Io figuring out her trueself really won me over. This whole story blended so well together and I cannot wait for the second book to fall into my lap! I highly recommend this book if you love a mystery, familial bonds, and magic.
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