She’s on her way to her graduation party, excited to see her friends, just starting out on her life as a pseudo-adult. The Infinity Courts follows the journey of 18 year old Nami Miyamoto. I’d highly recommend this complex, action-packed story to any teen who likes to read.Let’s dive in, it was hard enough waiting to put this post together after finishing this lovely book at midnight! What is The Infinity Courts about? It is really hard to describe how this book made me feel, all I can say is that I was engrossed the whole way, and I loved it. On a story level, the author does a great job of keeping the danger high, the interactions believable and cool, and the plot progressing at a nice pace.
Immediately after finishing this book, I couldn’t wait for the second book to release (on April 19th) and continue this story. The reveals and turns of this book were by far some of the best crafted, mind-boggling twists I’ve ever read.
She discovers how to live and thrive in the afterlife, and how to survive this brutal world.
She tries to decide how far she is willing to go in this war, and where she draws the lines. She is thrown into the mix, where she meets allies, friends, and foes. Unbeknownst to Nami, there is a war going on in this world. Immediately the author transports you (in an unbelievably cool way) into quite an enchanting version of the afterlife. Nami starts out living a great life She is on her way to a high school party, when she dies. Nami Miyamoto spends most of the book battling her struggle to do what is morally right over what needs to be done in order to survive. The Infinity Courts, by Akemi Dawn Bowman is a wonderfully captivating story that explores the complex dynamics of the main character.
I enjoy playing board games, reading, mountain biking, Nordic and alpine skiing, playing with my family, snowmobiling, and being outside. I am an eighth grader and live in Ketchum, ID. The Infinity Courts by Akemi Dawn Bowman My name is Zach.
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