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ISBN:	0803739702 (ISBN13: 9780803739703)
Series:	Chronoptika #2

The Slanted Worlds (Chronoptika #2)

Catherine Fisher

Hardcover | Pages: 359 pages

Rating: 3.91 | 640 Users | 73 Reviews

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Title	:	The Slanted Worlds (Chronoptika #2)
Author	:	Catherine Fisher
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 359 pages
Published	:	March 18th 2014 by Dial Books (first published January 1st 2013)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. Science Fiction. Time Travel

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Part Dr. Who, part Blade Runner, and part A Midsummer Night’s Dream, this genre-busting fantasy from the author of Incarceron asks: If you had the chance to change the past, would you do it?

In book two of the critically acclaimed Obsidian Mirror series, New York Times bestselling author Catherine Fisher, called “the first lady of British fantasy” by the London Times, once again shows us that she is a master of world-building and surprising plot-twists. Jake, Sarah, and Oberon Venn continue their fight for control of the Obsidian Mirror, and whoever wins will either save a life, change the past, or rescue the future.
But the Mirror has plans of its own.

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I didn't get anything out of this second installment. There was a lot of running around, back and forth in time, but the story ran in place. I can't even decide if I like the characters. They don't seem to develop relationships with each other, or the relationships change to fit the action. I don't understand the rules of Summerland or the mirror. The story isn't making any sense to me. There is a cool part when Sarah runs off to break into Summer's house, but I'm just not getting it. I don't

Catherine Fisher sure does keep her stories interesting & her universe's complex. I often find I need to flip back through to remind myself of details throughout the book. That being said, I do love her unique storylines & steampunk overtones.

This was an interesting read. It moved quickly and kept my interest.However, it created many more questions than it ever answered. It made for a very frustrating finish.

The Box of Red Brocade is just as exciting as The Obsidian Mirror.Time travel to Victorian London during the blitz and the 1400's in Italy; Summer still up to her tricks in trying to trap Venn; Janus interfering; Sarah wanting to destroy the mirror ... it's a story that will keep you engaged and trying to work out if the bad guy is really the bad guy - and who is Maskelyne really?I'm so eager for the next book!Full review coming soon.

This series of books concerning the Obsidian Mirror has me hooked. This is the second instalment in the series and time travelling becomes more obscure as the actual mechanics of the mirror has yet been understood. We read through journals in the present that intertwine with the storyline as Jake and his friends travel to the past and become the objects of the journal entries, causing disturbances in the time continuuom that in the end all ultimately link up. Its a bit of a head sore to keep

I haven't read the first book. I don't particularly want to read the first book. I'm not actually sure where this book came from. It just showed up on my shelf. That being said, this was definitely a bridge between books 1 and 3. Largely it was a set up novel.

Got 20-30 pages into this sequel before realizing I just aggressively did not care. From the sounds of other reviews, the series stays confusing and overcomplicated without being satisfying enough to make up for it. Maybe someday I'll try to track down a spoilery review of the whole series since I am still marginally curious about how things turn out, but not enough to force myself through 3 more books. Also, I just straight up didn't like most of the plot threads in book 1, so I wasn't excited