I was LIVING for the Spensa/Jorgen moments we were blessed with. I like that the romance doesn't take the stage of this series but is also so scudding ADORABLE that I was squealing whenever these two had a moment together. Sanderson takes the time to develop each of his characters and not throw away their personalities for the sake of hormones. Both Spensa and Jorgen realize that they have their own lives to live and decisions to make, and they won't let their affection crowd out perception or duty. Yet their connection is so strong that it drives them both towards each other amidst their obligations. I really hope we get more scenes with them together in book 4!

Para descubrir si te gusta un libro debes darle la oportunidad, aprende a desconfiar del criterio de los demás.

All people must accept that we have the potential to do terrible things. It is part of seeing our place in the universe, our heritage, and our natures. But in acceptance, we gain strength, for potential can be refused. Any hero who could have been a monster is more heroic for the choices he or she made to walk another road.” Skyward has 3 Novellas taking place around the Cytonic timeframe, and are co-written by Janci Patterson. Each novella is from a different characters point of view.

I think that Spensa is ready to take on Winzik and Brade and the Superiority. She’s lean and mean and ready to rumble. Not only is she ready, but the rest of Defiant will be ready. I’m a little wobbly on the thing with the uniform change but I think it will work out in the long run. El primer tercio del libro, donde descubre a Chet y van pasando por islas es aburridillo. El comportamiento y razonamientos de Spensa y M-bot no son de Young Adult, son de un infantilismo que lo flipaba.

of course, i'm still incredibly invested in spensa's story along with all of the other characters that we've been introduced to so far, and definitely plan on continuing the series and discovering what exactly all of this ends up turning out to be. just probably in a less crazed manner. As the books progress, I feel like she’s growing up a little...or maybe she’s just becoming (A LITTLE) more serious! I enjoy world building, but I prefer it in smaller doses—and I suppose that comes from reading a lot of fantasy.