Reviews for From Reconstruction to the Present

The average rating for From Reconstruction to the Present based on 2 reviews is 3.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2019-10-06 00:00:00 Jonel Martinez For my full review, visit me at: I have finally reached the end of this series. Pacing myself by reading one book a month, I am glad to have kept on top of this set of books. Whilst they have not totally led on from one another, I have enjoyed keeping the story fresh in my head. This final book follows the same vein as its predecessors and I think Pullman was right not to continue the series. For my full review, visit me at:

Review # 2 was written on 2008-11-16 00:00:00 Buk Yah Possibly my favourite of all the Sally Lockhart books, which is funny since she personally is barely in this one, lol. I really loved the whole Razkavia set-up, having most of it through young Becky's eyes, and having Jim play such a huge role in it this time round (I think I missed Jim more than I realised throughout most of Tiger in the Well, heh) I loved how the plot kept you guessing right until the end. And there was hardly a dull moment. Even the ending didn't just sort of fizzle out. It began with action and ended with action. Absolutely great! I'm so going to miss these characters. I shall no doubt spend time wondering what all the characters wound up doing after the events of this book, as I tend to do with these sorts of books, heh. But yeah, 4 stars. I would have given it 5 but I'm pretty damn stingy with 5 star ratings, and gave Pullman's The Subtle Knife 5 stars, and that is still by far my favourite of his books that I've read.