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As she embarks on her journey, Spensa is faced with challenges that test both her skills and her resolve. The shadows of her father's history loom large, threatening to unravel the dreams she has clung to for so long. However, amid fierce competition and the constant dangers of hostile creatures, Spensa discovers that true heroism lies deeper than mere accolades; it is about understanding oneself and the loyalty one holds for their comrades.
With unexpected alliances forming and secrets unfolding, Spensa grapples with the harsh realities of military life and the burdens carried by her predecessors. Her experiences in the cockpit become more than just a means to vindicate her father; they evolve into a powerful exploration of identity and bravery.
As she navigates the complexities of flight and combat, the relentless pursuit of her dreams grows entwined with a greater purpose. Spensa's story unfolds against a backdrop of thrilling aerial battles and profound personal growth, where every twist and turn shapes her destiny among the stars.
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Alle anzeigenSanderson, I cannot believe you left me like that. I actually hit the rewind button to see if I had somehow missed something. Otherwise everything about this was as amazing as I had hoped and expanded the world and did all the awesome Brandon Sanderson things I hoped it would. I laughed, I teared up, I was unnerved, I am ready for more.
*potential spoilers if you have not finished Starsight*I love when a sequel is just as compelling as the first in the series. Starsight falls into that category of being just as good if not better than Skyward. I thoroughly enjoyed getting back to Spensa’s story and her world. The spying and mission in the world of the superiority was captivating and had me sitting on the edge of my seat. I love seeing old characters (especially M-Bot) and meeting new characters (particularly the kitsen). Getting a small taste of romance made it all the better. But my absolute favorite thing about this book was watching Spensa’s development in seeing the "enemy" from a new point of view. Leading me to one of my favorite lines from the book;“They were people. They were all just…people. With strange carapaces or odd life cycles. They lived and they loved. I think it’s going to be awhile before I’m over this book…
Some of the best space action sequences I've read. <spoiler>I'm so mad about poor m-bot's ship</spoiler>, but I love their personality development. The new characters were interesting too.