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A Million Worlds with You
- Narrated by: Tavia Gilbert
- Series: Firebird, Book 3
- Length: 11 hrs and 13 mins
- Categories: Science Fiction & Fantasy, Fantasy
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The fate of the multiverse rests in Marguerite's hands in the final installment of the Firebird trilogy by New York Times best-selling author Claudia Gray.
Ever since she used the Firebird, her parents' invention, to cross through alternate dimensions, Marguerite has been at the center of a cross-dimensional feud. Now she has learned that the evil Triad Corporation plans to destroy hundreds of universes using their ultimate weapon: another dimension's Marguerite, who is wicked, psychologically twisted, and always one step ahead.
Even though her boyfriend, Paul, has always been at Marguerite's side, the Triad's last attack has left him a changed man, and he may never be the same again. Marguerite alone must stop Triad and prevent the destruction of the multiverse. It's a battle of the Marguerites, and only one can win.
In the epic conclusion to the sweeping series that kicked off with A Thousand Pieces of You, fate and family will be questioned, loves will be won and lost, and the multiverse will be forever changed.
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- B. Rawlings
- 30-03-2020
A fitting end to the series.
Firstly, I must commend the producers of this series for their choice of narrator. She does a perfect job, absolutely nailing all the voices and different accents. As for the story, it was just as enjoyable as the previous two. I did however feel there were a few plot holes, like certain rules were created for effect, then completely disregarded and ignored in order to steer the story in a particular direction. And sime of the major plot twists happened so quickly that, if you missed 30 seconds of the story because you were distracted, everything would have been reversed and you'd suddenly be completely confused. Major changes in the story need a little more explanation and time to be absorbed. But, otherwise, the story was still very enjoyable.
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- Jo
- 10-06-2018
Awesome conclusion to a brilliant series.
The brilliant conclusion to a wildly unique series. The voice acting is again a highlight with the different accents and speech patterns adding interest and depth. Definitely a book and series to listen to rather than read. Do yourself a favour and listen to these three wonderful books - you won't regret it.
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- Anonymous User
- 11-05-2018
fantastic book for either gender.
this was a great book enjoyed thoughly with a very good ending. and awsome twisted and turns the whole way. mixing up a love story with a sci-fi adventure perfectly
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- Amazon Customer
- 05-01-2017
What a conclusion!
No spoilers.
This was a fantastic end to the firebird trilogy! Some parts were slightly predictable, but most of it was filled with twists and turns that kept me listening to the audiobook until the end! There are new and old worlds explored in A Million Worlds With You. I laughed, I cried, i was heartbroken and hopeful! I wish it didn't have to end, but I am content. Thank you Claudia Gray. Bravo on another series well done. Can't wait to listen to/read what she has next.
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- Anonymous User
- 01-08-2019
Give Me A Firebird Series TV Show
I am completely in Love with this trilogy and I strongly think that the firebird series can be adapten in to a Show Worthy of a streaming platform.
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- Little Jo
- 18-08-2018
I enjoyed the authors imagination
I enjoyed the authors imagination. The book was really good, I really enjoyed the thought of time travel. it seemed a little impeditive, but would still highly recommend it
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- Lisa Lessenger
- 08-04-2018
Engaging Series
Claudia Gray has a way with characters that is just so engaging. This book starts off dramatically and keeps the pace fast throughout. Though there is moments I find myself frustrated with Marguerite's obliviousness, overall I still enjoyed the Story.
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- Brittany
- 21-12-2017
Another solid addition to this series
I think I enjoyed this book better than the first! I liked having everything established and it was neat to see these concepts expanded even more. One thing I love about good fantasy/sci-fi writers is when they make the readers think they've gotten all of the reveals and then something totally new is revealed and it's like a whole new world opening up!
I'm still not the biggest fan of the romance, but I don't think I will be at this point. It's kind of just there for me and I don't love that it's the main reason why Marguerite is doing what she's doing, but I guess I also like that her guy isn't someone she just met and that it's someone who's been in her life for a long time. There's just something about it that still feels like instalove for some reason, and I think it's the way it was all set up in the first book. I don't have a problem with instalove when it's executed well but I've just never been a fan of this relationship.
The further development of the multiverse is fascinating! We get to know the same characters but in different dimensions and how their lives are different, as well as how one dimension may be affecting another. Things dig way deeper in this book and the plot was even more fascinating!
I'm still not tooootally in love like I had hoped to be but these books are proving to be very enjoyable and I'm glad I'm reading them back-to-back-to-back so I'm able to soak everything in and not have a year in between each book!
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- Becca
- 30-11-2017
Amazing Conclusion to the Series!
Wow, what a book. What a series. What a narrator. This trilogy rocked my world, got me into audiobooks, and left me dying for more. I would give insane amounts of money to Claudia Gray if she would only write more in this multiverse. The romance between Marguerite and Paul is nothing less then epic. The scene with the many Marguerites had me in happy tears, and literally gasping with joy.
As a fan of YA lit, I probably forgave it of some silly romance or plot points, but I couldn't care less. I honestly just had so much fun with this whole series, and I intend to re-read it. I'm even tempted to buy hard copies just to read it that way too.
And because no review is complete without it: I LOVE Tavia Gilbert. She's beyond talented, and I've searched for books simply because I know she narrates them. I could not ask for a better narrator for this incredible series.
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- SummerAutobot
- 05-11-2017
Read this book!!!!
I love this series!!! Each book has its own twists and turns, and leaves you breathless! This is the final book in the series, and I have to say I found myself laughing and crying to the very end! If you read only one series, make it this one! Claudia Grey is an amazing author. She can really draw you into the story, and make you feel like you are part of it.
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- Anna
- 07-04-2017
Surprisingly addictive.
Bought on the recommendation by a colleague, the story opens on the tone of a teenage novel, built on the emotional perspective of rebellion, self- interest and random choice. I prepared myself for disappointment. When the key protagonist Marguerite sweeps past the potential for the level of detail I hugely enjoyed in The Martian with a 'I won't bore you with all the scientific mumbo jumbo' dismissal, I dropped further into the potential crevasse of Barbara Cartland meets wannabe high school writer.
I stuck with it though, listening to all 3 books in the series. There is enough repetition in the stories to lose a star - constantly referencing an earlier event to explain a current. And a better writer would have added detail not revealed in the earlier script to further the 3D credibility of Marguerite - narrator. Real people remember detail later to the event. Trying to set each novel up as a standalone costs the momentum and causes the main character to suddenly reduce to just an invention at the pen of the writer. Tiresome.
However, the series rates 4 stars for the onion like peeling in the development of the main character's awareness and the resolution of a fun story to a very satisfying ending all round. No loose threads but not too neat. Tavia Gilbert does it justice in her range of voices. Well worth the time!
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- Erin
- 07-04-2017
Fun read at face value
So I’ll preface my review by admitting that at 31, I’m probably older than the author’s targeted demographic for this trilogy. Because of that, some aspects of it did come off as juvenile to me, and some of the writing itself was amusing at times (the sentence “distant cries rose in the distance”, for example, and the many passages in which Marguerite anguishes over her relationship with Paul) but I’m truly not a book snob so those things didn’t bother me too much. Plus if you’ve made it this far in the series, you’re already familiar with the author’s writing style so it’s a little too late to nitpick.
Above issues notwithstanding, I really liked this trilogy. I found it enjoyable for what it was. The premise of dimension travel was unique to me as I’d never read anything similar in the YA category (or at all) and I really liked the parts where Marguerite would first find herself in a new dimension and you’d learn what the differences were between that one and her own.
Personally I could’ve gone without all the monologues about fate in regards to Marguerite and Paul, Marguerite and Theo etc. But I suppose the author has to satisfy her target audience’s taste for conflicted teen romance and it definitely had enough of that. Personally I preferred the sci-fi aspects and action scenes. It was interesting and fun enough to keep me listening without getting bored or tired of it. In the last hour or so I started to wonder if there was going to be a fourth book and I would’ve continued the story for sure, but the author was able to wrap it up.
In regards to the ending-I can’t say I completely disliked it, I was just a little dismayed at how easily and conveniently everything wraps up in a climactic ending scene after Marguerite and her family had faced all these obstacles and challenges throughout the trilogy. It was as if the author herself couldn't really find a solution to the problems she'd created, so she threw in one last trick to fix everything. It's just that you never hear of this trick at any point elsewhere in the book(s). So that all seemed a little too simple which was in sharp contrast to how complex other issues were made.
One of the other reviewers mentioned that this book contains recapping of the first two Firebird novels and that IS true-however I kind of appreciated that here, because it had been a while for me between finishing the last book and purchasing this one. I didn’t find it too excessive to be bothersome.
Narration – I’m kind of on the fence here. On one hand, I did find Tavia Gilbert to know her way around French and Russian accents well (although some other reviewers have said the accents were horrible so it's subjective). I also thought she did well on the male narration and was even able to convey enough difference between Paul and Theo that I could tell who was speaking without having to hear the “Theo said”, “Paul said”. On the other hand..she could also be a little dramatic for me. Yes, there are dramatic scenes and it’s the narrator’s job to portray that, but at times she sounded close to hyperventilation and other times she would simply overdo it. So she’s obviously a talented reader with the ability to do different genders and accents, she just took it a bit too far here for my taste.
All in all I did enjoy this book and found it a nice conclusion to the series, which I’m glad to have come across. I would recommend it if you are looking for something fun and different.
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- RWeb
- 11-03-2017
Too much re telling
Great story. I did enjoy this book. But so much of it is retelling of the previous books. This did not play such a big role in the last book. I found it frustrating and disengaging.
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