The Shadowhunter's Codex
Being A Record of the Ways and Laws of the Nephilim, the Chosen of the Angel Raziel
eBook - 2013
"A fictional guide to the Shadowhunter's universe"-- Provided by publisher.
Publisher:
New York, New York : Margaret K. McElderry Books, [2013]
ISBN:
9781442496835
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1 online resource
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''So far you know two worlds: the mundane world and the Shadow World. But there are other worlds than these.''
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Add a CommentThis book is unbelievably halarious and intresting. I like the added funny comments from Jace and Simon. The Shadowhunters Codex is an amazing and stunning book. The sketches that
Clary sketched were an extremely good detail. Cassandra Clare is an outstanding writer, her works are extraordinary, especially this one. Lots of detail and humor.
This book gives you all the fine details that you can miss some times. The notes, answers and drawing just pump it up a little and make it more personal.
this book makes every thing in the mortal insterments a lot more confusing, if u did not read the books frst of all. but if u have it puts the puzzl pieces together.
This incredibly massive book, or so you can call it, is almost like an encyclopedia of sorts, Here, readers can be either the extreme fans, the curious soul, or anywhere in between. Obviously, as any codex or encyclopedia would, it provides both information, about the Down world and Shadowhunter History, that are known or not known to many. I knew about the Angel Raziel, and how he rose from the lake and created shadowhunters and whatnot. However, this textbook gave me more insight as to what happened, more precisely, and with pictures! For a picture is worth a thousand words, as we all know. The evolution of demon hunting beings is deeper delved into, and our dear author choses to show us the backstage of all the fighting and captivating world. However, I do warn those that this is very heavy material, and readers must be aware they may be overwhelmed or bored a bit, at times. 4.5/5 - @Siri of the Teen Review Board at the Hamilton Public Library
Didn't enjoy too much "extra" stuff and notes and things I just couldn't get into.
* Did not finish
This gives me a little more of Clary, Jace and Simon. and It answered a couple questions. But the book itself is boring.
If their notes weren't there, this wouldn't have been as interesting. I really liked how much we learned about the shadowhunter world though!
This would have been kinda dry without the "notes" by Clary, Simon and Jace, and the "sketches" by Clary. Those were the best parts. If you're really into the series, you'll want to read this. If not, you may not care that much.
Really good. Don't read it if you haven't read at least 'The Mortal Instruments'. Some of the information is inconstant with what the books say (like the sections about Downworlders) but since this is to be from a Shadowhunter perspective it makes sense. The comments written by Clary, Simon and Jace are really funny and make the book a lot more fun.