The novel is written beautifully, it is simple and easy to understand. Tremayne gives excellent descriptions and details of the characters in the story. Sarah Moorcroft, is described as a women going through some pain, “She is not what I used to be. Her eyes are as blue as ever, yet sadder. Her face is slightly round, and pale, and thinner than it was. She is still blonde and tolerably pretty - but also faded, and dwindled; a thirty-three year old women, with all the girlishness gone”(3). Sarah is portrayed very clearly, the reader is given a great visual and emotional explanation. The reader is able to clearly understand that Sarah is not doing well but she is still a blonde pretty middle-aged women. Also, the reader receives a short but clear explanation of the twins, “My dad even gave them a nickname: The Ice Twins. Because they were born on the coldest, frostiest day of the year, with ice-blue eyes and snowy-blonde hair”(15). This allows the reader to fully visualize the physical appearance of the
The novel is written beautifully, it is simple and easy to understand. Tremayne gives excellent descriptions and details of the characters in the story. Sarah Moorcroft, is described as a women going through some pain, “She is not what I used to be. Her eyes are as blue as ever, yet sadder. Her face is slightly round, and pale, and thinner than it was. She is still blonde and tolerably pretty - but also faded, and dwindled; a thirty-three year old women, with all the girlishness gone”(3). Sarah is portrayed very clearly, the reader is given a great visual and emotional explanation. The reader is able to clearly understand that Sarah is not doing well but she is still a blonde pretty middle-aged women. Also, the reader receives a short but clear explanation of the twins, “My dad even gave them a nickname: The Ice Twins. Because they were born on the coldest, frostiest day of the year, with ice-blue eyes and snowy-blonde hair”(15). This allows the reader to fully visualize the physical appearance of the