Julie’s Review: I was approached to review the audiobook specifically, so below is my review on Audible.com. What made the experience of listening to Night of the Purple Moon the most enjoyable? The narrator did a great job with the voices and her presentation of the main character. What was the most interesting aspect of […]
Julie’s Review: It took me forever to finally get around to reading The Forever Song (haha, yea, pun intended), which is kind of strange seeing as how much I enjoyed The Eternity Cure and how broken up I was over that ending! Warning: this review contains spoilers for The Eternity Cure. I found The Forever […]
Julie’s Review: I didn’t enjoy Demonglass as much as I enjoyed Hex Hall. I still liked it quite a bit though. The characters are interesting and I enjoyed getting to learn about Sophie’s Dad and all the Council stuff going on in England. The story unfolded in a similar way as Hex Hall, where we […]
Lynn‘s Review: Let me just preface this review by stating that I’m a Christmas grouch. It’s not so much that I’m against Christmas as a religious holiday. It’s the over-commercialization that drives me crazy. But given that, I become an emotional puddle of goo around sappy, Hallmark-y, Christmas love stories. My True Love Gave […]
Julie’s Review: Bloodlines is my first spin-off type novel. I really enjoyed the Vampire Academy series (Dimitri is my book boyfriend) and so after having this series recommended to me for some time, decided to give it a try. This first book was pretty good, but not as good as I was expecting. It didn’t […]
Julie’s Review: Hex Hall is probably the first book I truly enjoyed in MONTHS! Finally I came across a book that might get me out of my rut? The first thing that I immediately liked was Sophie already knew something about her special abilities, so this book did not fall into the way overused trope […]
Julie’s Review: I really liked the concept of Dorothy Must Die because The Wizard of Oz is one of my favorite stories, and spin offs can be really fun – I mean Wicked is the coolest thing EVER. I also liked having the characters turn evil and be different from how they were the first […]
Julie’s Review: Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children started off great with a lot of mystery and intrigue and action. We almost immediately get introduced into the world of Peculiars by way of Jacob’s Grandfather, and his untimely and strange death. Jacob then decides to go on a quest of his own to figure out […]
Julie’s Review: *SIGH* I was really hoping Graduation Day would return to the exciting storyline I read in The Testing. But, alas, it was more like Independent Study, which I was hoping fell into the second book syndrome category. I was expecting some EPIC of epicness conclusions, that dystopian trilogies like this typically have, but […]
Julie’s Review: The Rules is a series that I can definitely see has some potential but the first book wasn’t as good as I hoped it would be. The series is called Project Paper Doll, and I’m not too sure what that means, actually. From the redesigned covers, it looks like a bunch of dolls […]