Something Old, Something New, the end story was definitely my favourite because it seemed to give a definite close to the series, which I felt the end of Winter lacked - though I'm disappointed that it doesn't look like Iko will get a story, beside the graphic novel which I'm still debating whether or not to read since I seem to be in the minority who doesn't actually like the art work in it. I also loved seeing Kai and Cinder's first meeting through Kai's eyes and wanted more! The rest of the stories more than made up for that disappointment though! It turns out I loved seeing the main characters from the series as kids, especially Thorne, and although we already know the events which happen in these stories it was nice to see them in more depth and show how they changed the characters and set them on their future paths. Personally I felt let down by this particular story, especially after anticipating it so much and buying this book just to read it.

I loved the idea for this story, but just though that it was too short with not enough space to develop the story and the characters, I think the other short stories were so enjoyable because we already know the characters and they didn't need any development since the stories were just snap-shots from their younger years. The Little Android actually turned out to be my least favourite story - it was also the only story that didn't star the main characters from the Lunar Chronicles, though Cinder makes a brief appearance. I wasn't really interested in any of the other stories when I brought it because I usually think added extras like this are pointless after already reading the series. I brought this book after reading the Lunar Chronicles just because I wanted to read The Little Android.

Stars above by marissa meyer