It started off really strong, because of course it did, the world was ending. I didn’t feel like they sacrificed integrity, but maybe that’s just because I thought that the book could have been a couple (hundred) pages shorter? Yeah so anyway. But as I said before, it was a lot quicker. Like I said, I don’t know how much it deviated. Look, it isn’t winning an Oscar or anything, but they got the job done. I feel like I loved her in the book too? Anyway. She has lots of fans, see? Because of amazing stuff like this: The guy who played Vosch was creepy as hell, so that was a job well done. I didn’t have any strong feelings for anyone else one way or the other. She is probably even decent, it’s just that… she makes the same face a lot.Įven like, pre-all-the-death, she made that face on the regular. I don’t love her, but she was okay, tolerable. And Chloe Grace Moretz or whatever is fine.

So, Cassie, the main character, she’s fine. Let’s start with the characters, shall we? Here’s what I do remember: The book was draggy for me. I mean, I remember the bigger details, and a lot of it came back to me when I saw the movie, but I’ll be honest: I can’t tell you how much of it veered from the book because I can’t remember. I do own Infinite Sea, but reading it hasn’t happened yet. That said, I will definitely be reading Infinite Sea. Had there been a few more lighter moments, I think it would have helped the pacing as well, and made me like it a bit more. There is not a lot of hope in this book, it is just one big old bag of depression.

Short Version: I liked it, though it was incredibly dark. This was my short review of the book, in a “Books I’m Never Reviewing” post(actually, my first one ever!): It was awhile ago, no idea when just checked Goodreads, which tells me two years ago.

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