Today, I have the pleasure of having the Unspoken by Sarah Rees Brennan Blog Tour is stopping by Once Upon a Bookcase! After enjoying the addictive first book in the Lynburn Legacy - check out my review - I'm excited to now share with you my interview with our protagonist, Kami Glass.
So, Kami, tell us a little about yourself.
I’m a totally normal girl. I’d describe myself as level-headed and sensible. I get fairly high test scores and hardly ever ride around in fast cars with dangerous boys. (More’s the pity.) I’m part Japanese, which is unusual for my tiny English town but totally normal. I live in a thatched cottage (very picturesque, also very damp) with my parents and my two little brothers. I want to be a journalist, because I want to find out the truths of the world and tell people stories about them: I want to have a hundred adventures and tell people about them, too.
It’s true that in the cause of sleuthing I did get a little bit entangled in some forgery this summer. And that I can frequently be found talking to myself, but that’s because I have an imaginary friend. And I have been known to break into people’s homes and swimming pools, but all this vandalism and trespass is done in the pursuit of great justice!
… All right, I admit to having a few quirks. But my best friend Angela’s description of me as ‘crazy as a bedbug in a straitjacket’ was both untrue and hurtful!
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So, Kami, tell us a little about yourself.I’m a totally normal girl. I’d describe myself as level-headed and sensible. I get fairly high test scores and hardly ever ride around in fast cars with dangerous boys. (More’s the pity.) I’m part Japanese, which is unusual for my tiny English town but totally normal. I live in a thatched cottage (very picturesque, also very damp) with my parents and my two little brothers. I want to be a journalist, because I want to find out the truths of the world and tell people stories about them: I want to have a hundred adventures and tell people about them, too.
It’s true that in the cause of sleuthing I did get a little bit entangled in some forgery this summer. And that I can frequently be found talking to myself, but that’s because I have an imaginary friend. And I have been known to break into people’s homes and swimming pools, but all this vandalism and trespass is done in the pursuit of great justice!
… All right, I admit to having a few quirks. But my best friend Angela’s description of me as ‘crazy as a bedbug in a straitjacket’ was both untrue and hurtful!
The Demon's Lexicon by Sarah Rees Brennan - Nick has been on the run for as long as he can remember. His mother stole a charm off of a very powerful magician before he was born, and he wants it back. He and his older brother, Alan, move around the country with their deranged mother to escape the magicians and the demons the magicians send after them. But then Alan gets a demon mark - a mark that leads to possession and then death - when he tries to help two other teenagers who are in trouble. Nick is the only person who can save him, but that gets harder to do when he starts to think Alan is hiding things from him.
