The Siren “ 'I never wanted to be away from Her for too long, though. She was the only mother I had, now” (pg. 48). I read The Siren by Kiera Cass in the romance genre. Kiera Cass graduated from Radford University. She grew up in South Carolina. And now, has a family of four. She loves office supplies, boybands, and desserts. She hates flying, salads and when people don’t use turn signals. Cass mainly writes romance novels and is a number one New York Times Best-Seller.
First of all, The Siren is about a girl, nineteen-years-old, who exclaims, “I’m not ready! I want to live! Nineteen years was not enough.” (pg. 17). While she and her family are on a cruise, the Sirens sing, and her ship starts to sink. While she is in the …show more content…
Kahen is a quiet girl who doesn’t talk very much and hates that she is forced to do things she really doesn’t want to do. She is very realistic and would rather stay inside and read her book than go out and party at a club. “Now I know for sure: the club scene is not for me.” (pg. 66). Padma is another main character. She becomes a siren later on in the sisterhood. Before she as a siren she lived in Japan and was abused by her father who also abused her mother. Padma’s father tried to drown her in the ocean, but the ocean saved her and had her become a siren. My last and final main character is Akinli. He falls in love with Kahlen. He has brown shaggy hair and a shadow across his face. He was a college student then dropped out. Both his parents died in a car accident and now he lives with his cousin and his cousin’s …show more content…
The first reason is I loved how each siren sister had a different personality so any kind of person could relate to one character or another. The second reason why I love this book so much is because of the romance. I feel like romance can be done in a very wrong way and have it be cheesy and un-enjoyable. However, I felt this book did a very good job in the romance department. My third and final reason is while you were reading the book it was very easy to visualize the setting and the storyline. I never got confused with what was happening at the specific moment in the book. I enjoyed this book extremely, and I recommend it to anyone looking for a good
First of all, The Siren is about a girl, nineteen-years-old, who exclaims, “I’m not ready! I want to live! Nineteen years was not enough.” (pg. 17). While she and her family are on a cruise, the Sirens sing, and her ship starts to sink. While she is in the …show more content…
Kahen is a quiet girl who doesn’t talk very much and hates that she is forced to do things she really doesn’t want to do. She is very realistic and would rather stay inside and read her book than go out and party at a club. “Now I know for sure: the club scene is not for me.” (pg. 66). Padma is another main character. She becomes a siren later on in the sisterhood. Before she as a siren she lived in Japan and was abused by her father who also abused her mother. Padma’s father tried to drown her in the ocean, but the ocean saved her and had her become a siren. My last and final main character is Akinli. He falls in love with Kahlen. He has brown shaggy hair and a shadow across his face. He was a college student then dropped out. Both his parents died in a car accident and now he lives with his cousin and his cousin’s …show more content…
The first reason is I loved how each siren sister had a different personality so any kind of person could relate to one character or another. The second reason why I love this book so much is because of the romance. I feel like romance can be done in a very wrong way and have it be cheesy and un-enjoyable. However, I felt this book did a very good job in the romance department. My third and final reason is while you were reading the book it was very easy to visualize the setting and the storyline. I never got confused with what was happening at the specific moment in the book. I enjoyed this book extremely, and I recommend it to anyone looking for a good