Tu Reviens is home to a host of odd ducks. What I loved most about this book, aside from the reveals, were the dynamic side characters. But the ending fits this book so perfectly and made the whole story worth it. I don't mean this as an insult to the novella it's creative and interesting, although very weird. The introduction to this chapter is so awesome once you finish! Honestly, my favorite part of this was the ending. ♔ THE STRAYHOUND, THE GIRL, AND THE PAINTING - portal fantasy I can't say anything because spoilers but oh man, Jane and Ivy and Ravi and Kiran and Patrick and.

This is probably my favorite individual story it's so meaningful it could probably stand on its own. I want to give points for the terrifying nature, but I want to take away points for the odd and unfitting nature. ♔ IN WHICH SOMEONE LOSES A SOUL AND CATHERINE FINDS ONE - paranormal horrorĪs an individual story, I loved this a lot, though I do think it's slightly unfitting for the book itself. I liked the buildup of characters here a lot. Also, Ivy and Jane are adorable.Īgain, builds up the rest of the book very well. This chapter is interesting and builds up the rest of the book very well. ♔ THE MISSING MASTERPIECE - Agatha-Christie-style mystery And while each section is clever in its own way, the true strength of this book is seeing how each section ties together: all of the weird reveals are true throughout the book, and you can tell. I loved seeing every little thread get tied together over time. While Bitterblue was undeniably a bit of a slog, brilliant as it was, this book gets going even faster. This book instantly reminded me of her earlier book, the equally well thought-out Bitterblue, yet better paced. Kristin Cashore is an absolute master at tying different clues and hints of a story together into one compelling mystery. Jane Unlimited is split into six sections: an introduction and five stories, each one following Jane through a different paths and a different genre. This book is basically a masterpiece of creative storytelling.

Jane Unlimited is a far departure from the fantasy Kristin Cashore has written before, but it's got her trademark strong characters and clever plotting. But if that sounds cool? You are going to love this. If that summary doesn't excite you at least a little bit, this shouldn't be your thing and also don't talk to me. If I were to try and summarize this book, it would probably go something like this:Ī girl plays choose your own adventure at a mysterious mansion her aunt told her to visit, causing some really weird shit to go down.

Jane, Unlimited by Kristin Cashore