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A review by bookishdaylight
Modern Divination by Isabel Agajanian
adventurous
challenging
mysterious
slow-paced
4.0
a cozy mysterious, dark academia, cottage core, rivals to lovers, with a beautiful slow-burn, atmospheric contemporary fantasy romance. A story that is more character driven with a subtle plot of action and adventure.
Two academic rivals with the most intricate personalities, with intense and bittersweet interaction but simultaneously genuine throughout the story. I liked how well-versed they are with each other and the realization and vulnerability of acknowledging it. This is a comfortable warm cup of coffee for me and the overall vibes that this book has given that top notch.
This was also very poetic and beautifully written, I love how descriptive it is and how well-immersive it is with the way it was written. There were moments I was confused which was half of the book though I was interested overall in the characters in the story and how they're relationship will develop. I'm not going to lie, At the beginning, I find Rory's personality very abrasive, with no filter, and overall mean whereas Theo is very indifferent, stoic, and attentive with a hint of gentleness. As their interactions intertwine throughout the story, I was glad that Rory has changed a bit in how she talked and acted, a wonderful character development she had as the story progressed.
Overall this was a stunning debut and I'm very curious about what happens next, especially with that ending.
Two academic rivals with the most intricate personalities, with intense and bittersweet interaction but simultaneously genuine throughout the story. I liked how well-versed they are with each other and the realization and vulnerability of acknowledging it. This is a comfortable warm cup of coffee for me and the overall vibes that this book has given that top notch.
This was also very poetic and beautifully written, I love how descriptive it is and how well-immersive it is with the way it was written. There were moments I was confused which was half of the book though I was interested overall in the characters in the story and how they're relationship will develop. I'm not going to lie, At the beginning, I find Rory's personality very abrasive, with no filter, and overall mean whereas Theo is very indifferent, stoic, and attentive with a hint of gentleness. As their interactions intertwine throughout the story, I was glad that Rory has changed a bit in how she talked and acted, a wonderful character development she had as the story progressed.
Overall this was a stunning debut and I'm very curious about what happens next, especially with that ending.