Books like Mary Mary Quite Contrary

Actual rating: 4.5 starsWELCOME TO THE DARK SIDE...We have candy...and Cameron Jace.(Wait, I heard there is a gif war among GR users? But, but my reviews need gifs and gifs need my reviews).*Continue derping around as if the gif war didn't happen*I AM AT LOST FOR WORDS, Mr Cameron Jace! Well played sir, well played. Strangely, there are still a couple of minor spelling mistakes but they didn't take away my attention from this little gem. I'm just so happy to witness how the author has (bloomed? evolved? metamorphosized? improved? okay, let's stick with improved) into an entertaining storyteller not just another writer anymore. I'm just amazed how drastic my opinion towards the prequels has changed. Before this I thought what's the point of writing so many prequels (there are seven in total) even though readers can get them for free? I thought prequels are just fillers and they will just take away the anticipation and the patience from the readers because it's like giving people seven appetizers before they can eat the main course! But in my case, it was the opposite because I seriously in dire need for Snow White Sorrow!One thing that worries me is that the prequels up to this point has gotten somewhat complicated and lets face it, not everyone will want to read all the seven prequels first. For us, the prequels readers, I don't think we want to read many repetitions in the full book. So, Snow White Sorrow must meet the requirement for both groups and I'm really intrigued to see how the author will handle this.Geez...I rant a lot these days.Okay, Mary Mary Quite Contrary. Definitely my favourite prequel so far. There was no dull moment. Less dialogues, which is something that usually causes me to lose focus but not in this case because The Devil voice was very entertaining! A lot of references back to the earlier prequels were made and this novella ties many loose ends until by the time you finished with this, you will have your...Sorry, I just freaking like gifs.