Guard family legacy & claim inheritance! Told in Emily’s established diary format, it features her strong, unique first-person narrative. Emily the Strange is back for her fourth amazing and intriguing adventure. Emily is anything but typical and so is this exciting new series of novels about her life. Her best friends are four black cats and she's into old rock and punk music. She wears the same black dress every day. Emily is not your average thirteen year-old girl.
Reger and Parker's stylized black-and-white illustrations are the high point here, and while there is some nicely paced suspense in the story's midsection, once Emily begins to suspect her doppelgänger's motives, the resolution is far too long in coming to sustain it.Description for Piece of Mind (Emily the Strange) Hardcover.
Once she and her mom are finally settled in their new home, however, Emily succeeds in both improving Raven and manages to hammer out the kinks in her duplicating contraption, creating a living, breathing "Other Me." At first delighted, Emily quickly realizes she may literally have created the proverbial evil twin and must find a way to stop her. Even her golem, Raven, is little help since Emily hasn't had the chance to reprogram her to be more autonomous. This installment begins with Emily heavily procrastinating the task of packing. Review 2: Feline-adoring, quirky Emily the Strange returns in this tepid follow-up to Emily the Strange: The Lost Days (2008), in the second of an intended series of novels featuring the cartoon figure whose likeness has appeared on a variety of teen merchandise.
Sin duda leeré "Tiempos Oscuros" muy pronto. Por momentos excede lo delirante y lo bizarro, pero yo creo que es la gracia de los libros de Emily. Los libros de Emily the Strange que tan acostumbrados nos tienen a esas hermosas encuadernaciones y divertidas ilustraciones, son el diario de una adolescente que anota cada uno de sus locos pensamientos. Review 1: "Cada vez más extraña" es, a mi parecer, mucho mejor que "Días perdidos".
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