July 19, 2010 // by Lene Andersen
Updated November 21, 2021 Following up on perfection is a difficult thing. When I read Shiver, the first book in the trilogy by Maggie Stiefvater, I called it perfection and was in complete raptures over the beauty of the story, the beauty of the writing, and the beauty of the narration. So when I found…
Category: Book Review, Reading
Tag: book review, books, Maggie Stiefvater, Shiver Trilogy, Werewolves, YA novel, YA novel review
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