End of the Second Book

Some things you just can't keep your hands off, for instance, The Mortal Instruments series. It's absolutely great, there's like not faults in it. It can't even be compared to Twilight, and I'm sick of people telling me that since I've never read it, I can't judge it. I've read it! Oh, I've read it, but I couldn't get past the first five chapters, it was horrible!! The Mortal Instruments are about these secret league of people called the Nephilim, or also known as the Shadowhunters. And Clary Fray, an ordinary fifteen year old, is sucked into this unknown world that her mother had hidden from her for all her life. The world also consists of things like faeries and vampires and werewolves. But the Shadowhunters are supposed to be at peace with them, it's demons they fight to keep away from mankind. And Clary is one of them. Her mother soon goes into a magical coma, her mother's best friend is a werewolf, and her own best friend is transformed into a vampire by this world. She meets many others along her way to finding a cure for her mother, and those included the nice Lightwoods, who helps her through, Valentine, her evil father that started it all, and her brother Jace, well, let's just leave Jace alone. Together with them, Clary faces the evil, finds her talents, and falls in love with the wrong person. Cool, huh?

Quote of the day:
"I like someone who's suffered from both sides." Diane Lane

She must love Jace, then, he's suffered from more than only two sides. Happy birthday.