In The Immortalists four siblings venture to a fortune teller they have been told can predict the dates of their deaths. At 13, 11, 9, and 7 the children are eager to visit the rishika to learn of their fates, but is it such a good idea to know so young when you will die? The book, I assume, tells the tale of each siblings life until death. Reading only a sample of the book it is difficult to know how each of their lives play out, that is why I am going to definitely read this book, as I want to know how each sibling fares in their lives. Will they live their lives to the fullest extent, or will they allow the knowledge of their fate hinder them. Such a great plot line.
The dialog at times seems mature for those so young, it is difficult to make definite assumptions reading so little of the story.
I love the cover also.
The dialog at times seems mature for those so young, it is difficult to make definite assumptions reading so little of the story.
I love the cover also.