It's.a spiritual journey and has a lot of depth as a consequence. Not that it doesn't have its hilarious moments (Hennessy's diatribe about Pennsylvania had me in stitches), but on the whole it's about maturing, self exploration and self realization. It's fair to say Mister Impossible is the most serious book so far. Well, basically, Maggie Stiefvater takes everything you know in the series and turns it on its ear. It just suits the story so well! So dark, mysterious and Ronan. I also have to remark that I love the music at the beginning and end of the book. The Jordan and the Hennessy make the story much more intriguining because of their contrasts. I also especially loved the continued evolution of Jordan Hennessy.

His character definitely goes through growth in this, becoming much more self assured which I loved. I was also listening to The Raven Boys before listening to this and just reflecting on how different Ronan is is incredible. The plot also had me invested in the story and the character development of the main characters. I especially liked how the narrator depicted the difference between Jordan and Hennessy. It helped bring to life the characters for me, especially since I read the paperback version of the first book. I really enjoyed the narration of this book as well. It definitely felt like a significant development from the first book which I wasn't so into.

Mister impossible paperback