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  • Published: New York : M.K. McElderry Books, c2007.
  • Year Published: 2007
  • Edition: 1st ed.
  • Description: 485 p. ; 24 cm.
  • Language: English
  • Format: Book

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  • 9781416914280 (trade bdg.)
  • 1416914285 (trade bdg.)
  • 1416955070

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City of bones

by Clare, Cassandra.

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Call number: Teen Fiction

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Suddenly able to see demons and the Darkhunters who are dedicated to returning them to their own dimension, fifteen-year-old Clary Fray is drawn into this bizzare world when her mother disappears and Clary herself is almost killed by a monster.

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Great

This book is was really good! The characters were cool.

Eh, still good

I really liked the prequel and this book was good, just not as good which was sad

I liked it

I liked this book. I didn't think it was boring, and the characters were likable. It was a little predictable, though.

Awesome

I really enjoyed this book and the whole series! however I am a little dissapointed in clockwork angels, prequels are never good.

Not bad

I picked this book up because I wanted something different. Well, I got a melting pot of wizards, vampires, werewolves, and manga. Yeah, manga. Anyways, it feels like a teen novel because of the seeming "hot" guys and the romance and all. I moved through it pretty quick. It's funny, but I don't get a full view of the characters. I don't feel them like a really, really good book. It's fun to read however, and I don't encourage you to move past it. Try it.

Not as good as the prequel

The book moved really well, and I was really interested in it, up until I realized exactly what the ending would be. Then I groaned, and continued reading.

I'm glad I read Clockwork Angel first. It's much better. The characters in City of Bones are a little more boring; it seems that Clare really only writes men as flamboyant or witty, badass jerks; at least in Clockwork Angel, that broadens to include other types.

I found the ending to be something of a let-down. I understood it, and I realized before I read it what it would be, but it was just...blah. Still, up until then, I really liked it.

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