The Sweet Far Thing

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THE SWEET FAR THING

It's 1896, and Gemma Doyle's time at Spence Academy for Young Ladies is about to come to an end in a whirl of parties and balls that will mark her and her classmates' debutante "season." For Gemma, the departure from Spence is bittersweet. As eager a ... (read full critics)

teenreads published on Thu, 16 Sep 2010

THE SWEET FAR THING

It's 1896, and Gemma Doyle's time at Spence Academy for Young Ladies is about to come to an end in a whirl of parties and balls that will mark her and her classmates' debutante "season." For Gemma, the departure from Spence is bittersweet. As eager a ... (read full critics)

teenreads published on Mon, 13 Sep 2010

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I'm shocked.
I've just finished this book - the third one of the trilogy - and I'm both sad and happy.
Gemma hasn't failed as she tought she'd have done, and the Realms are save. But Kartik... his sacrifice made me cry. Poor, poor Kartik. And poor Gemma.
Ann finally finds her way. Con ... (continue)

I'm shocked.
I've just finished this book - the third one of the trilogy - and I'm both sad and happy.
Gemma hasn't failed as she tought she'd have done, and the Realms are save. But Kartik... his sacrifice made me cry. Poor, poor Kartik. And poor Gemma.
Ann finally finds her way. Congratulations lil' Annie.
Pip was a traitor, but I knew it... I'm sorry for Fee who really loved her.
In the end it's a wonderful trilogy.
Thrilling, suspensefull and full of passion and love: 'cause in this books Love is the real principal character.
Effectly "The Sweet Far Thing" is quite too much slow in the first three acts, but after it improves very much.
Vote: 9/10

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