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Review Rating: 60
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Though Eli is more somber then usual and the antics are kept to a minimum, the book doesn't suffer.
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DeStefano's writing is lush and provocative; she offers an unbiased viewpoint in regards to what happens.
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The Iron Palace--which I glare at with extreme displeasure, because my least favorite plot device is used to get the story moved ahead--is very jerky, and the scene transitions are choppy.
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So much of the first book (A Woman Worth Ten Coppers) is taken up by world building that very little, over-arching plot-wise, happens.
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Review Rating: 60
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Yim and Honus get lost in the shuffle, and key moments of their development happen abruptly and with little segue.
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Review Rating: 60
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A lot of what I enjoyed about the first book--Eli's irreverent attitude, Nico, the bantering and antics--were still present in this novel.
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Pegasus
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35(2)
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Published by Putnam Juvenile on November 02, 2010
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Review Rating: 60
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Pegasus isn't a perfect novel; there are some flaws that might make others grind their teeth.
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This book felt a lot more jam-packed than either of the two previous volumes.
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Review Rating: 60
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In my review of the first book, The Comet's Curse, I mentioned wanting to be shown more of what life on the Galahad was like and wanting less of the author telling us about it. Guess who delivered?
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