The First Marie Lu Book I'm Legitimately Interested in Reading
As someone who's grown to appreciate classical music the older I get, I've found some favorites that, while they may not speak to me on a spiritual level, are still calming and relaxing to listen to when you need to unwind.
I've never been interested in this author's other works prior to this one before because she generally writes a genre that I'm not entirely sure that I'll like, but when I read the premise for this one and learned that it's about Mozart's older sister who was also, apparently, a musical genius just as much as her brother, my interest was piqued.
I like the style of writing in the prologue, and it seems to set up the rest of the story very well. That was all I needed to know before I went on a Googling binge.
I've never been interested in this author's other works prior to this one before because she generally writes a genre that I'm not entirely sure that I'll like, but when I read the premise for this one and learned that it's about Mozart's older sister who was also, apparently, a musical genius just as much as her brother, my interest was piqued.
I like the style of writing in the prologue, and it seems to set up the rest of the story very well. That was all I needed to know before I went on a Googling binge.