The Shadowhunters Chronicles [Publishing Order] #1, City of Bones: Graphic Novel #Other, The Mortal Instruments #1, The Shadowhunter Chronicles #1

City of Bones

par Mike Raicht , Nicole Virella (Illustrateur) , Cassandra Clare

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Format livre numérique

Pages 27

Langue Anglais

Publié Jul 31, 2013

Éditeur Th3rd World Studios

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Clary and Jace find themselves grappling with the aftermath of their daring escape from the vampire lair, where Simon was held captive. As they attempt to celebrate their hard-won victory, dark clouds gather overhead, foreshadowing the challenges that lie ahead. The city around them is a labyrinth of supernatural intrigue, and the stakes have never been higher.

Haunted by the remnants of their latest encounter, Clary struggles to regain a sense of normalcy amidst the chaos. Each moment is overshadowed by lingering fears and unresolved tensions in her relationship with Jace. As they venture deeper into the world of Shadowhunters, their bonds will be tested in ways they never could have anticipated.

With danger lurking around every corner, the trio must unite to confront ominous threats that could tear them apart. Secrets will be revealed, alliances forged, and ultimately, Clary must confront her own identity in a city where shadows hold the power to change everything.

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Apr 19, 2025

3 🌟 City of Bones was a fun and quick read, perfect for binge-reading. The pacing was great, balancing action, suspense, and moments of introspection, which kept me hooked throughout the book.At first, the dialogue felt a bit cringey and annoying, but once I remembered that the characters were just kids, it was easy to overlook, I guess, but it was sometimes annoying nonetheless. The world-building was one of the standout features for me. I haven't come across a fantasy world quite like this one before. The descriptions were vivid and clear, making it easy to imagine the world in my mind and understand what was going on. It felt fresh and unique, and I really appreciated that.As for the characters, I was a bit torn. Alec and Simon felt more grounded and real to me than the others. While I understand why some people might think Clary is "useless," I get that she’s just been thrown into a completely new world without the necessary skills or knowledge to be much help to anyone. She's still learning, and I think or hope her growth will come later in the series.The whole "incest" twist was a bit strange, but it's clear to me that it's more of a manipulation tactic than anything else. I’m still not entirely sure what purpose it serves in the plot, though.Valentine, the villain, didn’t impress me much. He felt underwhelming, and I didn’t quite get what I was expecting from him. He lacked the depth I thought he would have, which was a bit disappointing.Overall, City of Bones is a book that I enjoyed, even though it didn’t blow me away. It’s easy to get lost in the story, and I’m definitely curious to see where the series goes from here. I’m looking forward to reading the next book to see how the characters and plot develop.