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So Silver Bright (Théâtre Illuminata #3)

Lisa Mantchev

Hardcover | Pages: 354 pages

Rating: 4.03 | 2268 Users | 253 Reviews

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Original Title:	So Silver Bright
ISBN:	0312380984 (ISBN13: 9780312380984)
Edition Language:	English URL http://www.theatre-illuminata.com/
Series:	Théâtre Illuminata #3
Literary Awards:	Mythopoeic Fantasy Award Nominee for Children's Literature (2012)

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Act Three, Scene One Bertie thinks her quest is almost done. With the help of Ariel and the rest of her friends, she has managed to find her father and rescue Nate from Sedna, the Sea Goddess. Now, all she has to do is reunite her father, the Scrimshander, with her mother, Ophelia, and she will finally have a true family of her own. Exit Stage Right However, things are never easy for Beatrice Shakespeare Smith. Her father has vanished, Sedna is out for revenge, her own actions have trapped the Théâtre Illuminata in a strange kind of limbo, and the stress of her in-between state is tearing apart the fragile threads of her mother's sanity. Bertie's best hope for salvaging the situation may lie in a summons by Her Gracious Majesty, Queen of the Distant Castle, and the hope of winning the magical boon given to the best performance. Bertie is caught between her growing responsibilities to home and family, and the dream of flying free - just as her heart is torn between her two loves, Nate and Ariel. With so any forces pulling on her, how will Bertie be able to choose which wish to make come true?

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Title	:	So Silver Bright (Théâtre Illuminata #3)
Author	:	Lisa Mantchev
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 354 pages
Published	:	September 13th 2011 by Feiwel & Friends
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. Romance. Magic. Young Adult Fantasy. Paranormal. Fairies. Fiction

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I loved this so much! Lots of Nate just like I hoped. I always a joy to read to a friend. So much happens in such a short span of time! Absolutely love it! Wonderful ending that I'm happy with & hoping for more.

The Theatre Illuminata trilogy kind of has this Hunger Games issue going on. The first one, Eyes Like Stars, is super fun. It's about a magical theater where all the characters of every play ever written live and perform. There are tons of Shakespeare references. The obligatory love triangle and the constant descriptions of food are a bit annoying, but never stifling. The sequel, Perchance to Dream, isn't quite as entertaining, perhaps because protagonist Beatrice "Bertie" Shakespeare Smith and

2.5 starsI am a playwright, a teller of tales whose words become reality. I have flown and fallen, and I have swum deep and drowned, but there should be more to love than "I survived it." ~ BertieAs per the previous two installments, Mantchev has a lovely style, some great imagery and language, fun and creative casts and sets, but it all lacks a certain internal logic and grounded realism. Too airy. Too insubstantial. All a dream and in no way can I pin it down. So many little things

Okay, let's get RIGHT down to business.DAYUM, THIS BOOK IS SO FREAKING AWESOME. I really don't know how Lisa Mantchev pulled it off. Really. This is so amazing, I cried at that part where--nevermind. Not going to think about it. NOT GOING TO LET THE TEARS FALL AGAIN.Let me tell you the faults in this book.1. Way too fast at some parts, got me confused, but like I said before, maybe it's because I'm not thinking properly??2. I STILL WANT BERTIE TO CHOOSE ARIEL--OH WAIT, HIS FREAKING NAME KEEPS

COVER, COVER, COVER, OOOOH, PRETTY COVER!!!! :D (And Silver for Ariel, perhaps? :3)

I'll admit I'm biased here--it's no secret that love triangles are one of my least favorite plot devices--but I felt this was the weakest of the series. For starters, Bertie is almost unrecognizable. I don't know what happened to the strong, independent (albeit a little selfish) girl who sought her own way in the world and would be "put upon by no one", but she's gone. In her place is an insipid, passive-aggressive coward who seeks quick fixes to all her problems rather than work to earn the

So Silver Bright (Eyes Like Stars Book 3)- Lisa MantchevNow I know, youre all itching for some juicy tidbits as to what happens in this book. I will not give them to you, so stop the begging. You must read them for yourself. They must be experienced; you must revel and rage as I did reading them. I will say this though: it was not until the ending that I realized how I had pinned my hopes on our heroine and a leading man until I found those hopes dashed. At the same time, the end fulfills my