Donorįriendsofthesanfranciscopubliclibrary Edition 1st paperback ed. I’m going to continue onto the next book and see if things get better for Opal (but honestly, they’ll probably get worse, at least for a little while).Access-restricted-item true Addeddate 00:27:37 Boxid IA151401 Boxid_2 BWB220141212 Camera Canon EOS 5D Mark II City Don Mills, Ont. I did enjoy it while I was reading but I feel like I’ve just been left wondering what the heck just happened. Overall, it was a sort of all over the place story. She listens to others but ultimately does what she thinks is best. She’s not the timid girl that says yes to everyone and allows herself to get walked all over. I will say that Opal has grown so much in this book. I would say it was a pretty good plot twist, but I won’t be able to say that confidently until I see where things will go in the third book. A big thing happened at the end of this story and I’m not sure how it’s going to affect where I thought the plot was going. I think the plot was interesting but I feel like I don’t know where it’s going. She continually trusts the wrong people, she doesn’t confide in anyone she can actually trust, and those she does trust and confide in often get caught in the crossfire trying to help her. But she also makes some really poor choices that I just don’t really understand. So, I guess that says good things about how much of an active protagonist she is. I think I’m having a hard time because much of what Opal’s gotten herself into is her own fault. But now that I’m finished, I can’t help but ask, “what the hell was Opal thinking?” And obviously we see much of what Opal was thinking and I still have no idea why she thought her ideas were good ones. I have to say that I did really enjoy this book while I was reading it. I’ve grown to love the world and most of the characters and I think this has allowed me to overlook some things about this book that I wouldn’t normally overlook. Sea Glass is the second book in the Glass trilogy but the fifth book in the World of Ixia.
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