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All member reviews for City of Glass: The Mortal Instruments, Book 3

Twilightaholic
teen, 15 years old
 
Yet Another Book Filled With Sarcasm And Hot Guys(Somehow I never get tired of them.)
COME ON PEOPLE YOU GOTTA LOVE THIS BOOK!!!! I mean I fell in love with the first two but this one just put the cherries on my sundae. Finally you get the ending you've been waiting for and, well, if it was a little predictable who cares? We need a little predictable every once in a while. So all in all great book for teens and even adults. The sarcastic humor throughout it is enough to make even the most strict of parents crack a smile. READ THIS BOOK, JUST DO IT. (unless you haven't read the first two, definitely read those first)

rixxxy
adult
 
most amazing book EVER
wow is all i have to say. i thought the 1st book was great the second was unbeatable, but the thrid was WOW. it took my breath away, i stayed up to 1:30am to read it. so many twists! it really tyes real life to a magical world and you can get lost completely in it. i would NOT read these books OUT OF ORDER. You will have no idea what is going on. but these books, espically this one, is AMAZING. :D

Witrin
teen, 18 years old
 
Unoriginal
Cassandra Clare returns to poor form after an above-average City of Ashes. Characters have about-faces; are made unbelievable and crude, especially Simon. Clary is as ridiculous as ever, sprouting extra powers as need demands, and she is as compelling as a piece of cheese. The primary antagonist, Valentine, is an unoriginal cardboard cutout, with goals taken straight from Rowling's Voldemort. Valentine inspires no fear. Jace is a waste of space. The incest plotline(s) are unnecessary and overblown. The author wusses out on the 'dramatic character death' front, killing off an extremely minor character, instead of someone who really deserved it, who was brought back to life by an angel - Can you say Deus ex Machina? Plot is stringed together by a series of coincidence. Backstory is ridiculous and the reader has to endure several pages of forced exposition on multiple occasions. Ultimately, the book is overlong, with a sagging middle, irrelevant characters, and borders on plagiarism on several accounts. The writing is poor, and Clare does not know how to use an adverb, or a semi-colon. Or a comma. But you do get a happy ending!! (And another book; the fourth in the trilogy. Cassandra Clare is an official trilogy creep.)

manti
teen, 16 years old
 
i think that its perfect for ages 11-16
i just loved it!

readingfreak
teen, 16 years old
 
I don't recommend this book for younger tweens. City of glass is even more violent than the first two books and there is even more sexual scenes than the first two also. Personally I think that the whole series is great, I really loved all of them, but as a Christian girl I find the demonic stuff a little disturbing.

Blazing Innocence
teen, 16 years old
 
Perfect for 10+
So my little brother read these books he was eleven at the time and being bored i ended up stealing them and becoming engulfed in this story. loved them

CECI THE GREAT
teen, 15 years old
 
READ IT ALL
I loved the whole thing. I would totally choose this world with Jace, Isabelle, Alec, Simon, and Magnus than any other book-world! There's a bit more kissing 'n' stuff than the others, but the book is so amazing!

Sakinarahman
teen, 16 years old
 
Perfect for teens and adults!
Another bestseller! Cassandra Clare did it again! :)

lovesateddybear
teen, 15 years old
 
LOVE IT
LOVE IT!! I COULDN'T PUT IT DOWN!

redheadgirl
kid, 12 years old
 
read it plz!
luvit! read it if ur over 10

Cityofbonesfan019
teen, 15 years old
 
Extreme violence... suited better for teens
Absoultly amazing!! The best of the series. It blew my mind!

addie2011
teen, 15 years old
 
i loved this book and everybody should read it but probably just teens because it is really violent.

beez113
teen, 14 years old
 
Good for teen or preteens
I love it! It was a book for kids that like trills and chills and love, if you read this you will fall in love with Jace or Clary!

Bloody Gorgeous
teen, 16 years old
 
AWESOMENESS!!
Just as I Predicted, This Book was Amazing! I Love it! There were so Many Things Revealed and so many twists and and.... Well it's all a little Overwhelming to Write About. I actually cried at one part. There is SO MUCH I want to say but it would just spoil the whole thing. To make it short, The Mortal Instruments Series is an addicting, heartbreaking, heartmending, and Spectacular book! Any person who loves a good fantasy book MUST read this!! Definitely one of my favorite books ever!!

 
My favorite teen read!!
I really loved this book. i read it one year ago during the Twilight craze ( at that time I was over the whole twilight thing) and I actually thought it was better than all of the Twilight series. The plot is much more interesting, and the Clary is not such a damsel in distress like Bella. I like that Clary is tough and can stand on her own. The Damsel in distress thing is just so typical now. City of Glass(in fact the whole series) kepp you thinking , and madly flipping the pages, hoping and cheering for the main characters, and reading all through the night. it is so good, that at the upsetting parts, I actually slammed my book on my desk in class once. Embarresing, but it is really that good.

freakshow6661
parent of 15 year old
 
Great book!

bandgeek8
teen, 14 years old
 
NOT the end
this was really good and seemed to tie up all loose ends. When heard there was a 4th book i thought "I can't wait'what twists and turns lie next?" I recommend this to everyone. P.S. you can't read these out of order it will make no sense.

Jaberjay
teen, 15 years old
 
I love these books
Go out and buy the whole series. You will have something to talk about for months with your friends. Can't wait till the next book comes out

tpotters
teen, 17 years old
 
i thouht it was an excellent book it keeps you well intersested and it will make you want to read the series =]