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reviewed for MM's by Sophie:

What can I possibly say about one of my most highly anticipated books this year? Let me do this in the spirit of one of my favorite YA heroines, Cammie herself:

PROs and CONS of READING Ally Carter's Out of Sight, Out of Time. (A list compiled by a tired mom-of-three who skipped sleep in favor of finishing the latest installment of a beloved series. WARNING: This may not make sense except when read during pre-dawn hours).

PRO: First, and most importantly, I finished this book at 3 a.m. It's that kind of can't-put-this-book-down story. Ally Carter is such a master of increasing stakes in each story and chapter that just when you think it couldn't possibly get worse, well, it does and it does so believably. Her perfectly timed reveals should be studied in writing classes.

CON: You will read these books in a day. There are expected side effects to the resulting sleep loss, so if you see me today, please point me in the direction of the nearest caffeinated beverage.

PRO: Ally has a way of leaving the ending, not quite cliffhanger-y, but giving you that soft landing before you realize another precipice is near. I love this so much because it makes me remember and want to re-read every moment until next year's release.

CON: I may be more crazed than usual when you find me in a book store because I will be talking to perfect strangers and insisting they buy all five books at once. I'll keep muttering to them something about "you'll need to know."

PRO: You will add to your list of Fictional Characters I Love. Yes, even (removed for spoilers).

CON: If Sophie's removing names for fear of spoilers and forgetting that she's referencing herself in third person, those characters are ones you must meet.

PRO: It's not a story just about teenagers. I know, I got those judgy looks at the pool this past summer when "those other moms" walked past me wondering why I was reading a book clearly not meant for my age group. This story, more so than even the other four, is ALL about family. The family we are born into and the family we make with our friends. The adults in this book are so well written that I want to meet them in real life. Especially Cammie's mom.

CON: I want to meet Catherine, too. (Who is she and why am I blatantly referencing her? Read the books. Yes, all five. You'll need to know.)

PRO: Zach.

CON: Your Hot Fictional Boys List will be reshuffled.

Have I convinced you? Are you going to get all five books at once?? Remember my warning -- you'll need to know. As for me, I'm going to re-read this by listening to the audiobook on my way to Ally's San Jose signing next week. If you see me, I promise I'll be much more rested and logical. Or at least more caffeinated.

Oh, and don't forget to check out The Gallagher Academy. You'll want to read the short story there just for all the different POVs (Zach's too) and yes, it dovetails nicely into Out of Sight, Out of Time.


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Out of Sight Out of Time Gallagher Girls Ally Carter 9781423147947 Books Reviews

WHAT. EVEN. WAS. THIS. BOOK????

I am taken aback by how much I loved it. During this Gallagher Girls binge reading I have been updating some of my friends in group texts and I didn't have any time to update them during this book, because I was too busy crying over EVERYTHING.

The friendships, plot, characters, family dynamics--everything gets bigger and better and I JUST COULDN'T GET ENOUGH. It was amazing and I am very eager to get to the final book.

I did guess some things beforehand though [i.e. that the necklace was the key, that this song was maybe used for a hypnosis (especially after Catherine started humming it in the caves); I had guessed earlier in book 2 that Dr. Steve was the bad guy and lmao he truly showed his colours in this book. I MEAN??? NO ONE WHO LETS AND WANTS THEMSELVES TO BE CALLED DR. STEVE CAN BE DECENT, RIGHT? Also, I guessed about Preston's dad, because it was just to "convenient"] but idk all of these things didn't take away from the book, it was actually hella lot fun to get confirmation about some of my theories.

One more thing WHY HAVEN'T THESE BOOKS BEEN MADE INTO MOVIES YET??????
Boy, this got dark FAST. At the end of Only the Good Spy Young, Cammie had left the school, alone, to find out why she was being hunted. And in the start of this one, she wakes up four months later, with amnesia and bruising all over her body, pointing out to the fact that her summer was much more dangerous than she had planned. Worse, no one knows really knows what she was up to or where she went, and most of the book is her and her friends and family (I'm calling it the Gallaghe Squad) piecing together the where, how and why of her summer mission.

As for Cammie, she has become a mystery to herself - she has changed both externally and internally. She can't trust her mind, or what she may have done and there's a music that keeps playing in her head (ooh foreshadowing). Her biggest fear now is herself, as she demonstrates skills that she doesn't remember learning, and actions she performs on instinct rather than thought. Alongside that, Zach and Bex are naturally upset with her over disappearing, and it takes a while for her to find her way back to them (thank god the drama angle wasn't pursued much). The journey takes them across the Atlantic, as they try to keep things out of the main channels, and move, well, clandestinely. There are a few plot conveniences in this one which I didn't spot in the first read - but they are mostly like 'how did this person even pop up here?' or 'how would they have known THAT?' or 'Don't these employed agents have to inform where they are going/have eyes on them?'

Overall, it is perhaps the most intense Gallagher Girls novel in the series so far, with an action-filled plot and some enhanced characterization.
reviewed for MM's by Sophie

What can I possibly say about one of my most highly anticipated books this year? Let me do this in the spirit of one of my favorite YA heroines, Cammie herself

PROs and CONS of READING Ally Carter's Out of Sight, Out of Time. (A list compiled by a tired mom-of-three who skipped sleep in favor of finishing the latest installment of a beloved series. WARNING This may not make sense except when read during pre-dawn hours).

PRO First, and most importantly, I finished this book at 3 a.m. It's that kind of can't-put-this-book-down story. Ally Carter is such a master of increasing stakes in each story and chapter that just when you think it couldn't possibly get worse, well, it does and it does so believably. Her perfectly timed reveals should be studied in writing classes.

CON You will read these books in a day. There are expected side effects to the resulting sleep loss, so if you see me today, please point me in the direction of the nearest caffeinated beverage.

PRO Ally has a way of leaving the ending, not quite cliffhanger-y, but giving you that soft landing before you realize another precipice is near. I love this so much because it makes me remember and want to re-read every moment until next year's release.

CON I may be more crazed than usual when you find me in a book store because I will be talking to perfect strangers and insisting they buy all five books at once. I'll keep muttering to them something about "you'll need to know."

PRO You will add to your list of Fictional Characters I Love. Yes, even (removed for spoilers).

CON If Sophie's removing names for fear of spoilers and forgetting that she's referencing herself in third person, those characters are ones you must meet.

PRO It's not a story just about teenagers. I know, I got those judgy looks at the pool this past summer when "those other moms" walked past me wondering why I was reading a book clearly not meant for my age group. This story, more so than even the other four, is ALL about family. The family we are born into and the family we make with our friends. The adults in this book are so well written that I want to meet them in real life. Especially Cammie's mom.

CON I want to meet Catherine, too. (Who is she and why am I blatantly referencing her? Read the books. Yes, all five. You'll need to know.)

PRO Zach.

CON Your Hot Fictional Boys List will be reshuffled.

Have I convinced you? Are you going to get all five books at once?? Remember my warning -- you'll need to know. As for me, I'm going to re-read this by listening to the audiobook on my way to Ally's San Jose signing next week. If you see me, I promise I'll be much more rested and logical. Or at least more caffeinated.

Oh, and don't forget to check out The Gallagher Academy. You'll want to read the short story there just for all the different POVs (Zach's too) and yes, it dovetails nicely into Out of Sight, Out of Time.