this book however could've been much shorter, and it would've been a fun 0.5 sequel to an amazing first book. The story is there, the universe the author has created is interesting. but the character felt as naive and clueless as if none of those events ever occurred. In book 1 we saw the main character go through several big events, some of which would be enough to add a layer of maturity. There were chapters where the main character randomly gets sidetracked to have a lengthy conversations which don't lead anywhere, don't add to other character's development and have no payoff at the end. it was stretched out way too much, without as much depth in the plot or the new characters being introduced. The main thing was that I struggled to finish this book. Unfortunately it wasn't as good as book 1.
The rumours of his cowardice are true - he deserted his flight during battle against the Krell. She made it to the sky, but the truths she learned about her father were crushing. I came back though, because I really wanted to see where the story goes. Orion Publishing Co f All her life, Spensa has dreamed of becoming a pilot. I just couldn't imagine anyone else being Spencer.
I had listened to Skyward #1 narrated by Suzy Jackson, and initially stalled on reading this book because the narrator had changed.
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