Clockwork Angel

by Cassandra Clare

Book Overview

"I felt like you were someone I'd always been waiting for. I saw you feel it too." Tessa Gray, a sixteen-year-old American girl, is traveling alone to Victorian London and runs afoul of the city's sordid supernatural underworld. Rescued by the Shadowhunters of the London Institute, she quickly finds herself caught up in an intrigue that may very well destroy her new friends--including the two enigmatic young men, Jem and Will, who have taken her under...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0316200980
• ISBN13: 9780316200981
• Release Date: October 2012
• Publisher: Yen Press
• Length: 246 Pages
• Weight: 0.70 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 5.7" x 8.2"
• Age Range: 14 to 17 years
• Grade Range: Grades 9 to 12

Customer Reviews

Unique and collectible rendition of The Infernal Devices trilogy

This is book 1: Clockwork Angel in a "manga-type" format. Although the character art is very much in this style, the book itself is read from left to right (in english format). There are 4 color/glossy pages plus a color page of the same artwork on the cover. The rest of the book is in black and white. Seems like a worthy investment if you are like me, a huge fan of the series.

VERY WELL WRITTEN (I suggest you read before the Mortal Instrument Series)

I am an expert reader. I can tell when an author is good and not so good. To my own misfortune I read faster than most authors can write which means I have to stop reading for a while and wait for authors to “catch up.” I stopped reading a few years ago and have not picked it back up until now-2017. My tastes have changed from years ago and I am finding that my tastes now are different than years ago. This series is very well written and is one of the better series that I have started reading. This author is a very well written author who should try to write more books in this genre. SO FAR ONE OF MY MORE FAVORITE AUTHORS. I look forward to more from her. Authors may want to think about continuing a series with a couple of years into the future of the characters. Life's stories never end so why should the stories of the loved characters end. Most of these kind of series characters are around age 16, but I am sure readers would like to know more about the characters when they age towards 18 and on. darlene