Like. “Men may irritate women entirely by accident, but I believe they infuriate one another wholly by design.”. ― S.E. Grove, The Glass Sentence. 15 likes. Like. “There can be no scholar without the heroic mind.”. ― S.E. Grove, The Glass Sentence. 12 likes. Like/5. · The Glass Sentence is named "Book 1." I look forward to the next installment to place upon the pile. I look forward to the next installment to place upon the pile. www.doorway.ru There are so many things to praise about The Glass Sentence, but it's Grove's world-building that should be considered the standout, first and foremost. Grove's idea of a world fractured into different time periods is creative beyond belief, leading readers to imagine a multitude of worlds and possiblities as they travel along with Sophia in her desperate attempts to reunite with Shadrack/5().
About The Glass Sentence. For fans of The Golden Compass, this New York Times bestseller will take you on a fantastic journey across worlds and time. Boston, Sophia Tims comes from a family of explorers and cartologers who, for generations, have been traveling and mapping the New World—a world changed by the Great Disruption of , when all the continents were flung into different. The Glass Sentence, by S.E. Grove (Viking Juvenile, middle grade on up, June ), is perhaps the most ambitious and original time slip book I have ever read (and I have read more than three hundred).It took me several weeks to read it, and not because it is long pages, but more because the world-building is so complicated that my busy mind wanted time to digest between immersive reads. © S. E. Grove (P) Listening Library (Audio) Action Adventure Pirates Children's Audiobooks Historical Fiction Show "I think The Glass Sentence is absolutely marvelous. It's the best book I've read in a long time. The world-building is so convincing, the plot so fast-moving and often surprising, and the ideas behind the.
After putting off reading The Glass Sentence for way too long, Kellie finally read it and loved it! Here's her review!=====WordNerd LinksTwitter: http://twit. There are so many things to praise about The Glass Sentence, but it's Grove's world-building that should be considered the standout, first and foremost. Grove's idea of a world fractured into different time periods is creative beyond belief, leading readers to imagine a multitude of worlds and possiblities as they travel along with Sophia in her desperate attempts to reunite with Shadrack. Shadrack leaves behind a glass map and a clue (the glass sentence) that will aid Sophia in finding him. Accompanied by a mysterious boy from the Baldlands and a pair of sibling pirates, they must find another famous cartologer, the only person who can help them find the Map of the World.
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