The Night Circus (no spoilers)

[mollymoe]

I've read 85% of this book and I'm really liking it. I wish I could visit a circus like that.

I really like the writing style although I was wondering how the characters were going to fit together. I am afraid to see how it will end.

[msmerymac]

I really liked the writing style, too. Although you really have to pay attention to the dates at the beginning of each chapter because the timeline jumps around so much. And the fact that the timeline is so close (one chapter can be in January 1895, and the next chapter is in June 1894, and the next is in September 1895), can make it a little confusing. But overall, very good! Very creative and beautiful.

[lemondrop]

Aug 9, 2012 14:19:36 GMT -5 msmerymac said:

I really liked the writing style, too. Although you really have to pay attention to the dates at the beginning of each chapter because the timeline jumps around so much. And the fact that the timeline is so close (one chapter can be in January 1895, and the next chapter is in June 1894, and the next is in September 1895), can make it a little confusing. But overall, very good! Very creative and beautiful.

:Y:

[charlatti]

Loved that book. Such an amazingly creative concept.

[sterl724]

I just finished it this summer - It was an option for my honors kids for summer reading. I LOVED it. It took a few chapters to get used to the jumping back and forth and figuring out who was who and where they fit. But it was amazing.

[ElizabethBennet]

I just started this and so far I'm enjoying it.

[mollymoe]

I finished the book last night. I loved it. Does anyone have any recommendations for books written in a similar style?

[whitepicketfence]

I'm about 30% done with this book and I think it's fabulous so far. It's one of the best books I've read this year.