Shané Oosthuizen

Yeah, I did think when I first started reading it, maybe this is just me being dumb.

Never.

I was like, oh, all my questions are now answered.

But I actually, I got obviously some answers, but so many more questions now from this book as well.

Like when that ended, I was just like, okay, I'm so excited to see where this is going and see now everything that we've learnt, how that's going to play out in book three.

Sorry, cold open.

I love that term.

It was a cold open.

I did.

I did like this, but I also thought it was unraveling too quickly.

But I understand that Daphne Perry probably had the limitations of

words, time, chapters.

But I was just like, oh, she learnt this whole new language off page.

And she talked about how they were bonding off page.

And I was like, oh, I wanted to see that because that would have made me love them more.

I don't feel as connected to them as I do to Ransom and Odessa just because with them it was on the page, obviously in book one.

But with the dual perspectives it's hard.

So I fully agree.

I was like, that's really clever.

And then I was like, I can read this language too.