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This book was honestly the best thing that has happened to me so far. I absolutely loved it, there were so many twists and turns and some shocking surprises. The way the author made me feel with how the book is written is just great. I got a sense of confusion, then I went to understanding what is going on, after that I went back to being confused with an added sense of mystery and but at the end I felt happy with what happened at the end. I started off not interested in this book, I actually had to read it for an assignment and if my professor had not told me about this book I would not have read it. After the third chapter I was hooked and ended up reading the whole thing in one sitting. The author makes the protagonist very mysterious and it made me want to know everything about her and the only way to do that was to keep reading. The author also finds a way to connect you to each of the characters emotionally because by the middle of the book I just wanted all the kids in the boarding school to be happy and find their doorway to their home. All the characters in this book are very intriguing and I wanted to know all of their backgrounds and where they came from. I am giving this book a five-star rating hoping that it motivates people to purchase the book because honestly, it’s a must have. Trust me you will not go wrong if you choose to buy it.


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Every Heart a Doorway Wayward Children Seanan McGuire 9780765385505 Books Reviews

I absolutely loved this book. Every Heart a Doorway tells the story of Nancy, who once found a portal to another world - and who, now that she's back in the world she came from, only wishes to return. It becomes clear that Nancy no longer fits into the world she came from, and in an effort to 'fix' her, Nancy's parents have sent her to Eleanor West’s Home for Wayward Children, a school for children who found their own magical worlds, only to have lost them just as Nancy lost hers.

At this point in the story, I thought I had a pretty good grasp of what was going on and what was going to happen next... and then all my expectations were turned on their head as the story segued into a murder mystery which kept me reading until the very end.

This book cleverly examines the 'children discover a portal to a magical world' trope, and deals with questions that are usually left unanswered by the trope questions such as 'how do the children adapt when they're forced to leave their magical world?,' 'how do their families cope with a child changed by the experience?' and the biggest question of all - 'can these children ever find their way back to their magical worlds, once they find themselves back in their own world?'

I would heartily recommend this book.
I read Every Heart A Doorway written by Seanan McGuire for my college English class. Since we are reading mainly fantasy, horror, or science fiction books, I was at first not excited to dive into a story that is not realistic. However, being that I am not a huge fan of the fantasy genre I was pleasantly entertained. To begin, I will say the plot of children leaving the reality of the real world to go elsewhere to be interesting. In addition, the involvement of murder, and fantasy added more entertainment to the story. I feel the different worlds that each student enters before coming back to the real world represents children growing up and becoming their own individuals. I also enjoyed McGuire’s involvement of including a different lenses by making the main character asexual. But I did feel the beginning of the book to be slow and boring. From chapters one to about five, I had to force myself to read the Every Heart A Doorway. However when the book finally begins to speed up after the first murder, I feel the book just ended too quickly. I kind of wished the final chapters were longer and filled with just as much detail as the beginning chapters. I understand that this book is apart of a series, but I was kind of bummed out when the book just ended. Overall I would recommend Every Heart A Doorway to a friend to read but I wish the story would have ended stronger.
"Nobody gets to tell me how my story ends but me."

Every Heart a Doorway had probably one of the creepiest prologues I’ve ever read. That is to say, it had a great start. I just love when a book makes me feel uneasy before the story properly starts, and that was what happened with this one.

The writing was lovely, held the creepy atmosphere as the story progressed, and worked wonderfully under the unique concept of which the book was about. I never knew I wanted to read something about children who come back from faraway lands – like Wonderland, Narnia, Neverland – and the aftermath of what they’ve been through. This book gave us exactly that, and it was just as eerie as one would think.

The characters were layered, diverse (one of the main characters is asexual and the other is a trans boy!), and all a little odd. They each had their own weird backstories, which added depth to their characters and was part of a complex world-building. I found myself charmed by them all, especially as I learned about what happened to them, especially during their creepy bonding moments, haha! Out of all of them, Jack was probably my favorite.

I wasn’t expecting all the murder, to be honest? But I can’t say that I minded the sudden turn of events. And as gory as they were, they just got me more invested into this story. It was all so strange and, again, creepy that I could not put this book down.

This was a rather short book (not even 200 pages), but the pacing was good and it had a nice flow. The twist wasn’t really surprising to me, although the ending did make up for it. Every Heart a Doorway did leave me wanting more, though. This was such a strange and enchanting little book, and I couldn’t be happier about this being a series!
This book was honestly the best thing that has happened to me so far. I absolutely loved it, there were so many twists and turns and some shocking surprises. The way the author made me feel with how the book is written is just great. I got a sense of confusion, then I went to understanding what is going on, after that I went back to being confused with an added sense of mystery and but at the end I felt happy with what happened at the end. I started off not interested in this book, I actually had to read it for an assignment and if my professor had not told me about this book I would not have read it. After the third chapter I was hooked and ended up reading the whole thing in one sitting. The author makes the protagonist very mysterious and it made me want to know everything about her and the only way to do that was to keep reading. The author also finds a way to connect you to each of the characters emotionally because by the middle of the book I just wanted all the kids in the boarding school to be happy and find their doorway to their home. All the characters in this book are very intriguing and I wanted to know all of their backgrounds and where they came from. I am giving this book a five-star rating hoping that it motivates people to purchase the book because honestly, it’s a must have. Trust me you will not go wrong if you choose to buy it.