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Fated was quite interesting, and I enjoyed reading it . But at times I found the story to be confusing . I got confused easily on what was real and what wasn't . For example, at the beginning, Daire would see glowing people. As I was reading I assumed that the glowing people were in her imagination, but they were actually real. The characters were also very unique.For example, Daire is a soul seeker and Xotichl is a blind girl who can read the energy of the things surrounding her. Ms. Noël did a very good job in describing the characters in detail. One character she described that really captured my attention was Dace. She described him as a “tall, 16-year old who has icy blue eyes that reflect light. I loved how she used icy blue instead of just blue eyes. The author used a variety of descriptive words in her writing , which made it very easy for my to visualize.

The most interesting part of the book for me was when Daire learned to accept herself as a seeker and her transition into her new life. It was interesting to see how she would adapt. At first, Daire was hesitant at the new idea of having a home and going to school. But soon after she learned
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I think this because Daire had to leave her old life behind and accept that she was now a seeker. At first, she hated the idea of being a seeker and adapting into her new life. But bit by bit she started embracing her life and learned to love who she really was. As Daire was getting prepared to face her fate, she had to believe in herself and keep trying. There were many times that Daire failed and lost , but she got back up and tried again and didn't stop believing . She had the help of many friends and family supporting her . In the beginning, Daire couldn't believe that she would be able to do her job as a seeker . But once she started to Believe in herself, she got powerful and she was able to control her

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