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Original Destination paradox child book 3 Volume 3 J Yates Beth Asbury Julia Collins Sarah Edwards 9781500203405 Books

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Original Destination paradox child book 3 Volume 3 J Yates Beth Asbury Julia Collins Sarah Edwards 9781500203405 Books

This is the third and I suspect last book in the Paradox Child series. I have loved the concept of the series since book one, if not always the execution. The characters are charming, the settings interesting, and the premise original. This book ties up all the loose ends nicely and puts an elegant bow on it by giving us an unexpected ending that is worth the read to get to. Only a couple of nitpicks from me on this third book. There is some rather slow sections that I could have done without. Entire, albeit short, chapters in the middle section that were mostly unimportant to the overall arc of the story. The book could also use a bit more polish in places where the typos become a bit frequent. Nonetheless, for someone like me who is a fan of these characters and has been following them through the first two books, this installment did not disappoint. Recommend it if you read and enjoyed the first two.


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Original Destination paradox child book 3 Volume 3 J Yates Beth Asbury Julia Collins Sarah Edwards 9781500203405 Books Reviews

Original Destination by J Yates is the final installment in the Paradox Child books. This book is not stand-alone, so be sure to read all three volumes sequentially.

In this volume, Lily admits to her mom that her first destination did not take her to see her father, as she had originally planned, but to Pitt Rivers. Until she speaks with Pitt Rivers, he had not had success with the time machine. She is the paradox that set all the machinations that followed with all the unforeseen consequences. Yet, had she not gone back in history, would she be alive today? The dilemma is too painful for Lily and Rose to think about, and remains unanswered.

Lily's and Rose's characters are more complex in this volume than in the first two and the interaction between them seems more realistic, albeit drowning in tea. Lily learns that love hurts and that men can be idiots with women, a hard lesson for a thirteen-year-old.

I question the necessity of some chapters which provide no plot advancement and make the story drag. I think tightening up the story, having a professional editor, a better layout (the TOC is incomplete in the first two volumes), and making sure all the loose ends were tied would have made this a 5-star book. I enjoyed reading all three books and recommend them for young adults who enjoy time travel, romance, and magic.
This is probably my favorite of the Paradox Child books. In it Lilly, her Mum and Maggie all find romance. Lilly learns how to protect herself from the shadow people. The ending is a bit of a cliffhanger,so it makes me wonder will there be a book four?
Although the description says this is written for YA, the writing style reflects more of the younger MG group to me. At times, it reads like mini-stories within a main tale, but the overall story still moves along well. It has plenty of interesting facts about various cultures that it introduces to young readers. I especially liked the tales within the story and the telling of various Scottish customs. My favorite part was the magical truth or dare game.

The book has nice detail when describing the various items in the exhibits and their meanings. The characters are funny at times. The story line is nicely done, but some of it might have been better understood had I read the first two books. Even so, this book can stand on its own. I think the series is something the intended age group will enjoy.
This is the third and I suspect last book in the Paradox Child series. I have loved the concept of the series since book one, if not always the execution. The characters are charming, the settings interesting, and the premise original. This book ties up all the loose ends nicely and puts an elegant bow on it by giving us an unexpected ending that is worth the read to get to. Only a couple of nitpicks from me on this third book. There is some rather slow sections that I could have done without. Entire, albeit short, chapters in the middle section that were mostly unimportant to the overall arc of the story. The book could also use a bit more polish in places where the typos become a bit frequent. Nonetheless, for someone like me who is a fan of these characters and has been following them through the first two books, this installment did not disappoint. Recommend it if you read and enjoyed the first two.