Persistence Of Memory (Turtleback School Library Binding Edition) (Den of Shadows) ebook

by Amelia Atwater-Rhodes

Amelia Atwater-Rhodes Science Fiction and Fantasy English

Sixteen-year-old Erin Misrahe just wants to be like everyone else in her new school

Sixteen-year-old Erin Misrahe just wants to be like everyone else in her new school. Sixteen-year-old Erin Misrahe just wants to be like everyone else in her new school. But Erin has more to worry about than passing AP Chemistry or making friends. In times of stress, she has always been overcome by her alter ego, Shevaun, whose violent behavior wreaks havoc on those around her.

Hardcover, 212 pages.

Published May 2nd 2011 by Random House Australia. Published January 12th 2010 by Turtleback Books. Hardcover, 212 pages.

The Persistence of Memory (Spanish: La persistencia de la memoria) is a 1931 painting by artist Salvador Dalí, and one of the most recognizable works of Surrealism. First shown at the Julien Levy Gallery in 1932, since 1934 the painting has been in the collection of the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York City, which received it from an anonymous donor.

Amelia Atwater-Rhodes wrote her first novel, In the Forests of the Night, when she was 13 years old. Other books in the Den of Shadows series are Demon in My View, Shattered Mirror, Midnight Predator, all ALA Quick Picks for Young Adults. She has also published the five-volume series The Kiesha’ra: Hawksong, a School Library Journal Best Book of the Year and VOYA Best Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror List Selection; Snakecharm; Falcondance; Wolfcry; and Wyvernhail. Visit her online at ww. meliaatwaterrhodes. Библиографические данные.

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Amelia Atwater-Rhodes. Persistence of Memory is the tenth novel by American teen author Amelia Atwater-Rhodes and is the fifth novel in her Den of Shadows series.

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FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. Sixteen-year-old Erin Misrahe just wants to be like everyone else in her new school. But Erin has more to worry about than passing AP Chemistry or making friends. In times of stress, she has always been overcome by her alter ego, Shevaun, whose violent behavior wreaks havoc on those around her. Shevaun has dangerous allies, like the handsome witch Adjilaand theyre determined to sever Shevauns connection to Erin once and for all.

Grosho

Dear god this Persistence of Memory was intense, but I absolutely loved it. As I’ve mentioned in many of my reviews before this, I have been reading Amelia Atwater Rhodes’ books since I was thirteen and I’m pretty sure this might actually be fast approaching my favorite. It was so different from the normal Den of Shadows worlds we’ve been in thus far and yet it had all the same elements we know and love.

I think my favorite character was by far Adjila. There was just something about his quiet intensity that I loved. He was so controlled in everything he did except when he thought Shevaun was hurt or in trouble. Their connected was palpable and I loved seeing that despite the fact that they live in a gray area and aren’t quite good or bad they still had the capacity of love.

That’s something that Rhodes has always been very good at. She creates these fascinating characters that you want to hate, but can’t because as mean as some of them are, they all have their glimpses of humanity where you see why they are the way they are or how they see the world and you can’t help wanting to know more.

I also loved Erin and Sassy, who am I kidding I liked all the characters. The plot was the best though. I don’t want to give it all away because I think anyone who is a fan of Rhodes’ work should definitely check this one out for themselves, but I really loved how she touched on some sensitive subjects. There’s a lot about psychological disorders in this story and what people who have them feel like and go through and it’s just incredibly interesting.

The connection Erin and Shevaun have is literally mind blowing and though I was slightly confused during one chapter once I got to the end I understood what was going on and it all made sense. This was seriously one of my favorite Den of Shadows books and I can’t wait until the next one in the series!

Whiteseeker

Persistence of Memory is Amelia Atwater-Rhodes' first vampire book since the Keisha'ra series. Her writing style has matured since her last vampire book, but her ability to keep you interested has not. I do feel like I missed some things between her books though. She throws a vampire and a Triste together previous perceptions said the two don't mix. There are, of course, execptions to every rule, but it still took me a while to believe that neither the vampire nor the Triste was going to stab each other in the back. Some background story between the two of them would make it more believable. We get reintroduced to Alexander, a Triste who appeared in her first book, In the Forest of the Night. It was cool to know what happened to him. Atwater-Rhodes also introduces shapeshifters to her vampire world. I was surprised at how well that worked as I didn't think it would be possible to combine the two worlds. My hat is off to her on that one. It is a well-written vampire story with an interesting twist all the way through.

Kagda

I had finished the Kiesha'ra and vampire series, and wanted to continue reading Atwater's books, so I bought this.

Persistence of Memory is not as good as her previous series. The main girl is crazy and exchanges places with a vampire. A buncha crap happens. It's not as interesting, and the characters aren't as original either. In fact, I didn't care about the characters at all. There doesn't seem to be a defined plot, the characters aren't personable, and everything is just jumbled together. I'd avoid this one if I were you.

Vivaral

Seller was great, quick ship on a book I was having trouble finding near where I live. Atwater-Rhodes is an author I have enjoyed since her first published book so many years ago.

Goll

Amelia Atwater-Rhodes is an amazing author and this was another one of her absolutely beautifully written stories. She has a way with words that makes you want to lose yourself in the story! Enjoy!

Dozilkree

Amelia Atwater-Rhodes is my wifes favorite author. Her books could be longer & she could release books faster. So really the only 'complaint' we have about an author is that we want more...

Dondallon

I'm a huge fan of Amelia Atwater-Rhodes! I love her books and how they all explain each other more and more can wait to read more. I've been following her since I was a teen (:

This is the only book by this author I'd ever give only 3 stars. It was okay, but it didn't seem like a Den of Shadows book until the end. I mean it was still kinda supernatural, but it didn't seem to have the same spark as the other books. It just wasn't as exciting as her other works.