Julie’s Review I think it will be really hard for me to write this review with no spoilers, so: spoiler warning. I did enjoy this book, but I had some issues with it since I figured out the big secret early on. Then it was a bit frustrating to continue seeing the main […]
Rose’s Review Where to begin? Okay, this was sort of a difficult book for me to rate. I liked a lot of aspects of the book and enjoyed listening to it (I “read” the audio version). I would say it is more a 3.5 star book than just 3 stars. The story is told from Nell’s […]
Julie’s Review Otherborn is a unique story. It definitely is not what I expected. The world building is subtle and slow, where we do not learn all the rules right away. The characters are complicated and their “Others” drive the story as much as their main selves, maybe even more so. The story […]
Julie’s Review Book: What was really interesting and great about this story is despite the tragic backdrop, there is hope and true love. This is a society where teen suicide is an epidemic and the government created The Program to “cure” at-risk teens by erasing their memories. Some teens would rather “terminate” […]
Julie’s Review At first I thought Linked was a dystopian world where the government performed secret horrible experiments on twins. Then I thought it was a sci-fi space opera adventure story. It is really kind of both. This story is fast-paced and exciting, with twists and turns and danger. When Lissa and her twin, […]
Our book club has decided to read the entire Mortal Instruments series, one each month, leading up to the movie coming out in August. We started reading this series in March 2013. Feel free to read along with us! We’d love to hear your thoughts on this series. Rose’s Review Okay, […]
Julie’s Review Of Poseidon was a free audiobook download part of the Sync summer reading program. I enjoyed the alternating point of views between Emma and Galin. The narrator did a good job and I liked the voices and the acting. I would listen to this narrator again. The book itself was kind […]
Julie’s Review Overall, I did enjoy Gravitational Pull, even though I struggled with it at times. Liv is still learning about her powers but she seems to have a lot more confidence and uses her powers with purpose instead of on accident. She can now heal her friends from emotional pain, […]
Julie’s Review Cinder is definitely a unique retelling of the Cinderella fairy tale. Cinder is an orphan with no memory of who she is. She was told she was in an accident, and needed to be “repaired”, which is why she is now a cyborg. Her adoptive step-father dies of the plague and […]
Julie’s Review This is a pretty interesting dystopia. The main character is a really smart and cool chick. She comes from a really smart family during a time when most of the Earth is destroyed and people are doing their best to engineer new technology to make water drinkable, crops able to grow, […]