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Title	:	Ivey and the Airship
Author	:	Cheryl Ammeter
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 424 pages
Published	:	March 1st 2012 by Pantala Press (first published February 5th 2012)
Categories	:	Science Fiction. Steampunk. Fantasy. Fiction. Book Club

Ivey and the Airship

Cheryl Ammeter

Paperback | Pages: 424 pages

Rating: 4 | 56 Users | 14 Reviews

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Ivey Thornton is a strong-willed girl, struggling to find her purpose in the world of Aether. Having come of age, Ivey grudgingly agrees to travel to the estate of the reclusive young inventor, Miles Fenchurche, to see if they can find happiness in a proper marriage. Ivey plans to sabotage her engagement so she can follow in her father's footsteps, but she's not the only one to board the airship Monarch with a devious agenda. Upon discovering that she is destined to either save Aether or send it spiraling into oblivion, Ivey finally looks to Miles for help, and their relationship takes an unexpected turn.

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ISBN:	0984803505 (ISBN13: 9780984803507)
Edition Language:	English

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Ratings: 4 From 56 Users | 14 Reviews

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I picked this book up without any knowledge of what I was in for. Scanning the back of the book for clues about the content, I grew excited. I have never read a steampunk sci-fi novel before! Having been a long time appreciator of the style and never a participator of the subculture (yet), I was interested to see what this book had to offer.Adventure. And lots of it.But I must warn you, this is a very girly book. It appeals to the kind of girls who like to read stories about young women

I enjoyed the imaginative premise of this novel, though I found the writing somewhat stilted and clunky. Ms. Ammeter clearly has boundless creativity and the skill to weave a complex and engaging story, though I felt that language and character nuance took a backseat to advancing from plot point to plot point.

The premise of the book is very charming and interesting. I really wanted to like this book and persisted through the early chapters in hopes the plot would be rewarding enough to overlook the Mary Sue styled characters and simple writing style. I used to try to finish all the books I start, but now I have become a bit of a pretentious reader and keeping me reading depends a lot on the quality of writing. The writing in this book reminded me of a novelist in their infancy stages - where you have

The book is a wonderful read and story. The story of how I came to the book is just as much fun as the book.Walking our neighborhood one Sunday we went into an Open House for sale and meet another couple from the neighborhood; looking to sell our respective homes. After introductions we toured our respective homes and Cheryl Ammeter autographed and gave me a copy of her book! What a way to meet your neighbors ;-)Steampunk as a genre was new to me. I focused on it's being fantasy. I'm ok with

steampunk can be awesome. this was ok.

The author may claim to not intentionally write steampunk, but she does a good job of hitting all the cool steampunk tropes. We have airships! Aether! Adventuring! And even a female protagonist. There may be a bit more magic/spirituality in this book than in the normal technocentric steampunk novels, but everything is given that fictional science coating of explanation.I liked that no one really fell into their roles completely without complaint. There was always another layer or history to a

Wonderful and charming premise, writing so clunky I couldn't do more than skim it.