"Wednesday’s Dawn is the first of the Morrows’ representatives to actually feel like a real character."
This is one of my problems with the series: there are too many characters in there who don't feel real enough/aren't developed enough. Now, granted, this may be because they are Denizens, but the writing in his Abhorsen books feels much better. I can't figure out if it's just that he's trying to cram too much in, it's the style, or if it's because he's aiming it at a lower age group.
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Date: 2009-09-11 10:55 am (UTC)This is one of my problems with the series: there are too many characters in there who don't feel real enough/aren't developed enough. Now, granted, this may be because they are Denizens, but the writing in his Abhorsen books feels much better. I can't figure out if it's just that he's trying to cram too much in, it's the style, or if it's because he's aiming it at a lower age group.