Wolves Of The Beyond: Shadow Wolf

  I went to the library yesterday to pick up my 4 books that I had on hold. I also bought myself some cookies and bread XD.
  I have 3 other books from the Wolves Of The Beyond series.
  The author kept using the word "marrow" in the book. And I don't know why, but the book just feels really short, and I was able to read through it very quickly. I don't think the story was as good as the Guardians of Ga'hoole. So far in the story there hasn't been enough suspense, and there was no greater issue involved, yet.
  I am going to keep reading, and see if some super awesome quest comes up... I like quests, they are something that gives a character the chance to experience life and show their every angle. Even tough the main character is a wolf it is no different. But I must praise the author for capturing the life of a wolf pack so well, like the owls from the Ga'hoole, she was able to make all the animals so real and human-like(without making it seem weird). It is as if the wolves really are like that in real life.

Word Of The Day:

ab·er·rant/ˈabərənt/

Adjective:

Departing from an accepted standard. Diverging from the normal type.

a·bet/əˈbet/

Verb:	Encourage or assist (someone) to do something wrong, in particular, to commit a crime or other offense. Encourage or assist someone to commit (a crime).
Synonyms:	instigate - incite - encourage - foment - provoke

  I've decided to do 2 words a day from now. One word is just too slow...
Ex. He was displaying some aberrant behaviour after the death of his sister, Mary.
     I never meant to abet her with the crime, I have never wanted to be part of this.