Lovely The Loser

Full of twist and turns, this book had me on the edge of my seat with each page. Every characters development was enjoyable to read. Overall, found myself surpsingly loving this book and it's mystery.

One of the most painful animes I've ever watched. Now, I never read the novel series, but still, this show SUCKS. The characters are unlikeable with extremely flat personalities, poor executions, awful entrances. The main character makes me want to bash my head into the wall. The designs don't really look good besides maybe one or two of them. The plot is supposedly fast-paced, but every small 2-minute scene with the characters is worse than watching paint dry. Along with that, the plot is just very predictable and boring. They attempt to get lore, but it's just stuffed in, usually dumped all at once to the watcher as a character just talks and stands there. The style of it is just meh. The most eye-catching thing is the 3d looking monsters that just don't fit and some of the girls character designs

It's beyond amazing! The writing is daring, bold, and clever. The book doesn't spare the reader from any stomach-lurching details! The character development of Cole, a troubled boy who believes the world is after him and is forced to an island for exile after he bashed a boy's skull in, is clever. The way Mikaelson writes makes us understand what he's thinking, not even through just Coles's actions and dialogue. Deep point of view is the only way I can describe it, it's just better to read the book :) We also see the reasons why Cole acts the way he does through flashbacks, which at the start when he blames others for his actions, is frequent, but as he matures, flashbacks are kept to a minimum. Although Cole is the main focus, a lot of the characters all play a key and a lot of them do have character development that evolves with Cole, such as Peter the boy who got his head smashed in (which is seen beautifully in the second book,) and Coles mother.