Clockwork prince
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Clockwork prince (2011)

Cassandra Clare

Others: Overwhelmingly positive

This book is about a boy called will and hes damsel in distress. he has a crush on this girl called theresa but she like his best friend bobby.

ISBN:
9781416975885
Length:
502 pages

Genres: young adult

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Reviews10

Neutral

I tried picking this book up because I thought I was on the tail end of my reading slump and it would help bring me out of it but it didn't end up doing that, sadly. I think it was just taking me a little too long to really get into the story and connect with the characters again. So I ended up putting it down.