Particularize Epithetical Books Silber: Das dritte Buch der Träume (Silber #3)

Title	:	Silber: Das dritte Buch der Träume (Silber #3)
Author	:	Kerstin Gier
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 464 pages
Published	:	October 8th 2015 by Fischer FJB
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. Romance

Silber: Das dritte Buch der Träume (Silber #3) Hardcover | Pages: 464 pages

Rendition Concering Books Silber: Das dritte Buch der Träume (Silber #3)

Es ist März, in London steht der Frühling vor der Tür – und Liv Silber vor drei Problemen.

Erstens: Sie hat Henry angelogen.

Zweitens: Die Sache mit den Träumen wird immer gefährlicher. Arthur hat Geheimnisse der Traumwelt ergründet, durch die er unfassbares Unheil anrichten kann. Er muss unbedingt aufgehalten werden.

Drittens: Livs Mutter Ann und Graysons Vater Ernest wollen im Juni heiraten. Und das böse Bocker, die Großmutter von Grayson, hat für die Hochzeit ihres Sohnes große Pläne, allerdings ganz andere als die Braut.

Liv hat wirklich alle Hände voll zu tun, um die drohenden Katastrophen abzuwenden …

Describe Books During Silber: Das dritte Buch der Träume (Silber #3)

Original Title:	Silber: Das dritte Buch der Träume
ISBN:	3841421687 (ISBN13: 9783841421685)
Edition Language:	German
Series:	Silber #3
Characters:	Olivia Silver, Grayson Spencer, Florence Spencer, Henry Harper, Arthur Hamilton
Setting:	London, England(United Kingdom)

Rating Epithetical Books Silber: Das dritte Buch der Träume (Silber #3)

Ratings: 3.9 From 10659 Users | 1008 Reviews

Notice Epithetical Books Silber: Das dritte Buch der Träume (Silber #3)

Coming into this book after reading so many bad 2 star reviews, I expected to like this one even less than book two. Maybe that's one of the reasons why I ended up enjoying it. About the same amount as the second book, but less than the first one. Liv's internal monologues were fun, I liked the dream setting and most of the characters as well. Henry got better than in book tow, but I wasn't his biggest fan still. I still like Grayson the most of all of the boys. He and Mia especially are

re-read

I was a bit afraid of reading this book for several reasons. It is the last fantasy book by Kerstin Gier I hadn't read yet, so after this I would be done :( And I've heard from some people they were disappointed by this book, so I was a bit hesitant.I'm so glad I liked it. I liked the ending. I don't really like the blog-ending, but the story lines with the characters give me the closure I need at the end of a series. Great job Kerstin Gier, I love you and your writing! Please write more? :)

Well this is a sad excuse for book 3 to be honest . I mean it almost didn't have anything in this. I was disappointed in this book. 2 stars are all for Henry and Grayson.

Summary: 1st 85% sucked. Last 15% great. WARNING: Major ranting will ensue.This book would be a lot better if it was in the same vein as that last 15% - no more stupid teenage angst, no more petty gossip, no more main characters doing stupid things, no more crappy romance.This book would ALSO be 1000000 times better, if Mia was the main character and we get to see her tackle life in that weird, quirky, yet kickass way of hers. Liv was so awful and irritating, I cant deal. I could usually forgive

OMG I will miss everyone and the dream corridor so badly!This third book was just as good as the previous two: I was never bored and I never stopped laughing, because Liv is so freaking funny. I particularly loved the flight metaphor. When Liv talked about it and no one understood what she was blabbing on about, I was on the other side of the book dying of laughter. Liv <3I also can't with Henry and Grayson, both the sweetest and cutest. Henry is my book boyfriend awww.I predicted most of the

This book is actually tremendously better than the second novel in the series, that said, it still doesn't compare to the first novel in the series. I wanted to read this because the Ruby Red Series by the same author was just phenomenal, but this trilogy doesn't even compare to the first series released by the author. If this had stayed an individual title (minus the last scene in the first book which left a cliffhanger to extend the series) I'd have a lot higher opinion of the story as a whole