In this first graphic novel in a trilogy, explore Krypton like never before: through the eyes of two teenagers on opposite sides of the same extinction-level event. Based on the ending and a synopsis of book 3, here's where my participation in this series ends for a while. Welcome to a brand-new vision of one of comics’ most famous tragedies from New York Times bestselling author Claudia Gray and illustrator Eric Zawadzki. This one only gets slightly lower marks because I wasn't crazy about the ending. It is mostly about Bianca and Lucas's 'Romeo and Juliet' romance with some interesting portions of Balthazar thrown in. Without giving anything about the plot or storyline away (I don't want to ruin it for new readers). I would like to learn more about other characters and have more interaction between some of the other friends/students, but the story doesn't lend itself to that. I thoroughly enjoyed the progression of the story in Stargazer. Now, that being said and having just reviewed Evernight.

Folks, this is not the great American novel. more unny to me how absolutely polarizing books like this can be. I've had the book for a few years now, so I don't know when I'll get to read the others, but I will because this book was great. I do hope to read the whole series at some point in my life time though.

Yes, I want more to this story and I've been up close with the other books in this series, but I can't bring myself to read them.I'm pretty odd that way. I really enjoyed this book, honestly, but I don't like the thought of Bianca dying and becoming a ghost. There are some things I rarely do, and rereading a book is one of them. Review 1: I did not read the first book of this series-because I didn't know there WAS a first book, I basically just bought this at a store and I ended up loving it so much that I have read it more than once.

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