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Original Title:	The Girl at Midnight
ISBN:	038574465X (ISBN13: 9780385744652)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Girl at Midnight #1

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Beneath the streets of New York City live the Avicen, an ancient race of people with feathers for hair and magic running through their veins. Age-old enchantments keep them hidden from all but one human: Echo, a runaway pickpocket who survives by selling stolen treasures on the black market. The Avicen are the only family Echo has ever known, so when a centuries-old war crests on the borders of her home, she decides it’s time to act. Legend has it that to end the conflict once and for all, Echo must find the firebird, a mythical entity believed to possess power the likes of which the world has never seen. It will be no easy task, though if life as a thief has taught Echo anything, it’s how to hunt down what she wants . . . and how to take it.

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Title	:	The Girl at Midnight (The Girl at Midnight #1)
Author	:	Melissa Grey
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 357 pages
Published	:	April 28th 2015 by Delacorte Press
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. Magic. Urban Fantasy. Paranormal. Romance. Young Adult Fantasy

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Actual rating: Strong 3.5 starsListen up, Fantasy nerds. I'm going to give you six very good reasons why you should make The Girl at Midnight a priority on your TBR list.1. Do you like snarky dialogue? Yes or yes?Echo's snark game is on point. I personally love a main character who can pull her own weight and let her snark flag fly free. There were several times where I legit laughed out loud. Considering I am a robot, that was impressive. Well played, Grey.2. Are you on the market for a new

I actually really enjoyed this book. It sucked me in very quickly- from the very first paragraph, I knew I was going to like the story. It was very vibrant and beautifully written...and I love love loved the characters. I recommend this to anyone who is looking for a light but enticing whimsical experience. I'd recommend diving into the plot without any hints about the story.I've heard this book compared many times to 'Daughter of Smoke and Bone'. While they are definitely similar- I think this

The first half of this book reminded me of Daughter of Smoke and Bone and the other half of my favorite series, The Mortal Instruments.Needless to say, it was impossible for me to end this read and stare at my digital copy with no hearts in my eyes. It was so beautifully crafted that I gawped when seeing a sentence revealing that this was in fact Melissa Greys debut novel. Colour me impressed.With gorgeously detailed sensory detail and outstanding figures of speech, the writing made me want to

..:*Actual Rating: 3.8 stars ..:*What to expect from a first-in-a-series fantasy? Ample amounts of sarcasm and wit (mhmmm my favourite), inevitable tropes and a fun country-hopping scavenger hunt. The Girl At Midnight is easily one of my most anticipated releases of the year. Not because of the cover colour scheme (which, I wont lie, does tickle my fancy), nor due to the Book A meets Book B comparison (which is 99.9% of the time completely off). Its because the premise attempts (and quite

Basically, what this book boils down to is mathematics. I hate maths, but that's not the point. I didn't hate this book at all. This book was fine. But I can't write a wall of text for it because honestly, it all comes down to basic addition and division, and remember vectors? Dude, I had no idea what they were talking about with vectors. To this day I couldn't tell you what they are, except that they're also the things that Lucy from Elfen Lied used to fuck shit up in small-town Japan.So here's

Edit: rating lowered to 1.5 stars. It's a rip off of other books so...yeah. Some spoilers for Daughter of Smoke and Bone and The Girl at Midnight as well. 2.75So. Where do I even begin? Let's say this: The Girl at Midnight isn't a bad book. It's just...completely unoriginal. If you've read Daughter Of Smoke and Bone, and I loved it, you can't help but notice the similarities. Not a couple of things, but lots of elements. And since I love DoSaB I can't help but say: TGaM pales in comparison. And

*4 FIREBIRD STARS* Echo looked around at her sea of tomes, and a single word came to mind: tsundoku. It was the Japanese word for letting books pile up without reading them all. I actually really enjoyed this, despite having seen mixed reviews from my GR friends and having pretty low expectations. The premise was really unique and the world so elaborate and interesting!I'm so glad I finally decided to give this a chance!