LCCN2012-021171
ReviewsStarglass is a poignantly written, gripping tale. I just loved it. I really enjoyed the political intrigue, the depth of the characters, the suspense, and the twists and turns, all with the backdrop of space and interstellar travel, which I love. It all felt so original. I can't wait for the sequel., With its onion-skin layers of plots and subterfuge around issues of trust and loyalty--not to mention a very strong writing style--this stellar debut should have strong interest from dystopian fans. Hand to fans of Maria V. Snyder or Beth Revis., Starglass is a richly imagined, beautifully written book. It's science fiction, mystery, and coming of age story all wrapped into one; creative but also firmly grounded in a real human experience, with all its loss, pain, and disillusionment-but also beauty, hope, and belonging. A wonderful story., Starglass is a richly imagined, beautifully written book. It's science fiction, mystery, and coming of age story all wrapped into one; creative but also firmly grounded in a real human experience, with all its loss, pain, and disillusionment--but also beauty, hope, and belonging. A wonderful story., Apoignantly Lovely Frame Story about Leaving Earth and a Lonely Kid Seeking Something to Invest In., * "This absorbing page-turner [avoids] the clichéd extremes of much recent young adult science fiction...Terra herself is equal parts strength and vulnerability, neither preternaturally heroic nor innately naïve. Genuinely surprising revelations near the end and a lack of resolution suggest probable sequels to this first-rate science fiction novel, a worthy successor for Revis' Across the Universe. ", With its onion-skin layers of plots and subterfuge around issues of trust and loyalty-not to mention a very strong writing style-this stellar debut should have strong interest from dystopian fans. Hand to fans of Maria V. Snyder or Beth Revis., While there are certainly strong science-fiction overtones and dystopian influences, the claustrophobic nature of the ship grounds the characterization. This book offers an excellent resource to support diversity as marriage equality and LGBT issues are a dominant factor in the narrative, making it more interesting than many similar titles., Starglass is a poignantly written, gripping tale. I just loved it. I really enjoyed the political intrigue, the depth of the characters, the suspense, and the twists and turns, all with the backdrop of space and interstellar travel, which I love. It all felt so original. I can't wait for the sequel., * "This absorbing page-turner [avoids] the clichd extremes of much recent young adult science fiction...Terra herself is equal parts strength and vulnerability, neither preternaturally heroic nor innately nave. Genuinely surprising revelations near the end and a lack of resolution suggest probable sequels to this first-rate science fiction novel, a worthy successor for Revis' Across the Universe. ", A Poignantly Lovely Frame Story about Leaving Earth and a Lonely Kid Seeking Something to Invest In., A Poignantly Lovely Frame Story about Leaving Earth and a Lonely Kid Seeking Something to Invest In., Murder, rebellion, and spaceships done right: Phoebe North's Starglass gave me the best kind of chills. I can't wait to see what the sequel has in store., If you're looking for a mystery, sci-fi thriller, and coming-of-age novel, this is it. Here is a Jewish Brave New World that keeps the reader glued to the page., Immersive and compelling, Starglass is sci-fi with both brains and heart. Terra's search for belonging and authentic human connection is one to savor., Starglass is a poignantly written, gripping tale. I just loved it. I really enjoyed the political intrigue, the depth of the characters, the suspense, and the twists and turns, all with thebackdrop of space and interstellar travel, which I love. It all felt so original. I can't wait for the sequel.