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Where book 1 was a little slow going, book 2 was amazing, heart wrenching, and I loved it.


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Fire Book II The Engelsfors Trilogy Sara B Elfgren Mats Strandberg Books Reviews

After reading the first book, I quickly dived into this one seeing if this book moved at a better pace than the first one. I found that this book follows the first one similarly but does dive deeper into the characters plot lines.

Plot This plot is pretty much the same as the first book, picking up were the last book left off. The reader jumps from character to characters only this time, the reader gets a little more information. I like this. The plot also moves with their powers and the discovery of a book that holds possible answers to their future. Again, this is another area in the book where I felt information was given but certainly not enough. I figured that maybe cause it is the sequel, the reader may get more info on the book when I get to the third book.

Characters This story does move a bit slowly when it comes to the characters. I latched on to two story lines that held my interest quite a bit. Vanessa and Minoo are characters that I seem to relate to better and really got into their plot lines. There are other characters that I really could not get into, still, they all played a part in each other story.

Ending The ending is quite dramatic with the death of a character. I was not expecting it and well it certainly peaks my interest as to what has happened to her. She is dead but not. At this point, I may pick up the third book just to see what will happen.

Overall, I felt like this story is better than the first. It’s pick up dramatically from the first book, finally giving the reader much more info. Still, like the first book, you must pay attention. There is still plenty of hopping between characters and if you are not careful, you will find yourself confused. Fire is an excellent addition.
This is the first sequel to The Circle, which is hands down one of my favourite Swedish YA novels of all time. Following up after a success like that is bound to be hard, so when I picked this up I did so with a healthy dose of anticipation. In short, I was nervous.

But oh, how I didn't need to be. This is just as good as the first book. In fact, it may even be better than the first book - I haven't quite decided what I think yet. What I do know is I flew through the pages of this title as if the fire wasn't just in the title, but chasing me down a road leading straight to the middle of magically charged Swedish small city Engelsfors. If you liked The Circle, this sequel is a given read.
It's the start of a new school year and the remaining Chosen Ones have an all new evil to face. But first they'll have to survive junior year.

Nicolaus recovers his memories at last, only to abandon the girls just as the Council arrives for Anna-Karin's trial. As they girls rally behind her things start to fall apart at home for Vanessa and Minoo. Things aren't rosy for Linnéa or Ida either. Linnéa is facing trouble with her Social Services rep and Ida is finally reconsidering some of her... quirks.

Meanwhile, the town of Engelsfors is undergoing something of a happy, yellow, Stepford like transformation and it's beginning to unsettle the girls.

I'd mentioned in my review of THE CIRCLE that I'd come away from it with the biggest book hangover ever and it was so true. I was seriously dying to get back to the story and FIRE was oh, so worthy of a follow up! Course now I have to wait for the US release of THE KEY but that's ok, I'm sure I can amuse myself in the meantime.

Readers, there is none of the sophomore slump here! FIRE suffers none of the typical middle book tendencies. Nope, here you have another installment chock full of teen troubles, witchy issues, and magic. We finally get a little more of a glimpse at the Council as well as Mathilda's story. And Ida! We get Ida's point of view - disturbing as that may be. And yes, we're also perfectly set up for the final installment of the trilogy.

Again I don't want to give too much away so I'll end by saying that I am going to be incredibly said to see this series end! I love these characters and I think Efgren and Strandberg have done a truly fantastic job capturing all the pain and awkwardness of being a teenager, while torturing their characters even more with the whole coming apocalypse thing!
I LOVE THIS TRILOGY!
It's great
Where book 1 was a little slow going, book 2 was amazing, heart wrenching, and I loved it.