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What's your most liked and disliked thing about "House of Eire"?

I like the character of little Clair. innocent, sweet, and fun to be with. She reminds me of my little sister back at home. I also the history of the land and how it was told.
As for dislikes, well maybe the direct nature of the plot.

I liked Sarah as a character in the story. She draws my mind to how caring and loving a mother can be to whoever she caters for. Very easy going as well.. I don't dislike any character because, I believe they all played significant roles in the story.

I loved Hillary, of course. Inspite of a not so great childhood due to the fact that her mother ran away from her, she aspires to be the best mother for Claire.
I disliked the end, predictable and straightforward with no details as to how all the misdeeds were carried out.

Mrunalpatki wrote: ↑17 May 2020, 22:48 I loved Hillary, of course. Inspite of a not so great childhood due to the fact that her mother ran away from her, she aspires to be the best mother for Claire.
I disliked the end, predictable and straightforward with no details as to how all the misdeeds were carried out.

I loved the relationship between Hillary and Claire. It was so realistic! I agree that the ending was a bit of a let down.

The ending wasn't nice at all.
It seemed like a complete rush and wrap up.
From all indications, Claire seems like the best.. although I didn't have a favorite character

I like the general concept and the setting of the story, as I've always been drawn to stories that feature Scotland and Ireland. However, I had real trouble getting immersed in the presented world because the beginning of the book was painfully dry and slow.

I really enjoyed the characters, especially Claire and Sarah. I think they were very well written. My least favourite part was probably the ending. It felt slightly rushed and was a bit predictable.

I liked Hillary and Claire’s bond the most. The pure and simple bond of a mother and daughter is depicted in the most profound manner. Hillary shows immense strength for her daughter and overcomes the traumas of her childhood.

I disliked the slow pace at the beginning. The story took some time to really get started. The author paid immense care in laying the foundation strongly.

The feature is completely genuine. The creator
consistently mixed these two thoughts. This combo made so much tension that I found myself incapable to set this book down. I completely had to induce to the foot of what was going on and why. As a result, this story was a speedy and simple examined.

Nujudee wrote: ↑18 May 2020, 11:38 The ending wasn't nice at all.
It seemed like a complete rush and wrap up.
From all indications, Claire seems like the best.. although I didn't have a favorite character

I agree with you on that. The ending seemed to be hasty to me too.

I loved the character of Hillary in the book, but the fact that one could easily predict the end, i disliked that.

Hillary was my favorite character in the book, but the ending wasn't well developed as it felt rushed and predictable.

Claire' character seems like may be because she really portrayed the childish character.

The level of crystal clarity in every characters actions as well as the the vivid description employed .