We Own the Sky by Sara Crawford

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really good book. It’s super interesting and I liked the plot. can’t wait to read the rest.

Rushed. This story felt rushed in in a way. It gets one star because I thought it could be better

Great book. I really enjoyed this book, it was excellent. I love how the author portrayed Sylvia’s passion and love for music, it was so beautiful. Overall a great story, give it a read.

We own the sky. This book is like the best book in the world! I couldn’t put I down almost the entire time and I can’t wait to read the next one☺️ the ending is depressing though😢

Emotional, Personal and Fantastic Entry Into Thrilling New YA franchise!. I received a free copy of this book in exchange for a fair and honest review. All opinions are my own. I really have to applaud the author of this book. She did a marvelous job of drawing me into this world from the very first pages all the way to the stories climactic and cliff-hanger of an ending. I am already a big fan of Greek mythology, often employing it into my preferred reading material and my own writing. Getting to explore this underutilized aspect of mythology was brilliant. The story did a fantastic job of creating and building upon one of the world’s largest and most inspirational mythologies while blending a unique and personal tale of what it’s like to grow up in today’s society. The character development was the highlight for me. As a mental health awareness advocate, this story did a great job of both highlighting the struggles of those with mental health ailments and showing the stereotypes those with mental health illnesses must deal with in our society. It also highlighted humanity’s instinct to label those who are creative or act outside of what society has deemed “normal” as being “crazy”, an offensive word that brings negative connotations to the mental health profession. The protagonist Sylvia is a relatable teenager and artist, showing how therapeutic and mentally alleviating diving into the arts can be for people. As someone who suffers from depression, I know my love for writing has helped me to channel the sadness and loneliness I’ve felt into something positive, and that’s what this author has shown brilliantly. Overall I loved this story. It was emotional, personal and a fantastic entry into what promises to be a thrilling new YA franchise. This story is just the tip of the iceberg for the story of the Muses, and I cannot wait to dive head first into Sylvia’s story in book two. If you haven’t yet be sure to pick up your copy of We Own The Sky by Sara Crawford today!

Not bad... but not my fav. I think it is good book over all but in my opinion it does get a little boring. I have gotten better books...

Amazing.. I’ve never had a book, nor a series make me feel the things these have made me feel so far. I had goosebumps the whole time. And I cried. A lot. Wanting to become a movie producer JUST to make this a movie and cast Harry Styles as Vincent. 😭😭

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