A book about a teenage superheroine who got her powers by accident what leads to a wonderful coming-of-age story.
This book does not waste much time and takes you from one point to another in amazing speed. Still it builds up a nice complexity and depth because it is good in telling a lot with small details. It is damn straight and knows what it wants to tell and has a lot to tell and holds nothing back.
Like a machinegun it drives you from pure happiness to deep depression and backwards and in the middle is just a person who is so well and believable written that you have fun to experience her just BE. That the story is additionally very cool seems more like a bonus than the main intention of the book.
Dreadnought is pure emotion and sympathy and left me loughing and crying and shivering more than any other book.
Every person should be reading this book. Especially the ones who judge teenagers. It will teach/show you a lot of identity and understanding and if you already know you feel happy because there is someone who agrees and supports openness und individuality.
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Hätte man echt drauf verzichten können.
Für mich war die Reise von Fitz ein sehr emotionales Erlebnis, eine Achterbahn der Gefühle.
