Some parts were a little slow, but overall pretty good. This one kind of reminded me a little bit of “Sadie”. Was I the only one who got those vibes?
Some parts were a little slow, but overall pretty good. This one kind of reminded me a little bit of “Sadie”. Was I the only one who got those vibes?
DNF - I couldn‘t with this one because of everything with Tamlin and the Night Court. I get it because she‘s suffering, but I wasn‘t happy with the choice. I‘ve heard the series gets better after this one, so I still have my page marked, I might go back to it.
Enjoyed this much more than I was expecting.
This took a turn that I wasn‘t expecting. Really enjoyed reading this.
I guess I must not be with the majority on this one. I was excited to read this, but it didn‘t match up with the hype. I read half and skimmed through the rest. And the cover was so pretty.
Bitches are never nice, they turn their backs on you whenever it‘s convenient for them. This book was toxic, it alternates between past and present, there were some parts that were a bit messy, but a good read. Just to be clear, you will not love these girls.
Finished this today... can‘t get enough of the Starks.
I‘m giving this a Pick rating because I love this cover and the read was enjoyable, I‘m just not sure that there was anything really stellar about it. It did end on a cliffhanger and I kind of want to know how this ends.
Didn‘t enjoy this as much as “The Hate U Give”. Don‘t think it was as impactful.
Finally finished this. Not quite exciting as the first, most of it slugged on, until the ending. Putting off the third for awhile until I finish some other two I have.
I‘m not sure how I feel about the whole Nagini thing. And what about this Credence character?
I loved this screen play and I loved the movie. Doesn‘t anyone else find Tina Goldstein annoying?
I‘m surprised at how much I like this, I was apprehensive about going into this because I wasn‘t sure if I would like it. There were some scenes that really stood out and there was some gruesome scenes in this as well, but I‘m looking forward to starting the next one.
The only good thing about these, is that they are quickly finished.
Felt like revising Dexter since I‘m watching the show again. Definitely like show Dexter better than book Dexter.
Really what is all the fuss? No wonder I‘ve never heard of this series. I also tried watching the show, and it was a bit boring.
I hate that Target has to put these stickers on books. Does anyone else feel this way? I was a little disappointed in this, definitely wasn‘t nowhere near as good as the first and dragged for a bit.
Clearly I did not post this one either - sorry, taking a look at my goodreads now. ************** There were parts of this was that was a bit long and not quite as enjoyable as the first. I‘m still a bit confused as to why Elias was chosen for his job. I am rather intrigued by the Nightbringer.
Clearly I am behind the times because I never posted this one. This is an important read for our current times.
I did not enjoy as much as “Dear Martin”, I don‘t think this one was quite as impactful or moving. I was also a bit irritated the way this was written grammatically as was “Dear Martin”.
Finished this a couple days ago. The beginning was a little slow and lost my interest but picked up again when I forced myself to continue. Is the rest of the series worth finishing?
Finished this today, and definitely enjoyed it more this second time around. Totally ready for the next installment. P.S. I really dislike this cover.
I was excited about this, but it didn‘t live up to the expectations. I felt like this was really messy, I appreciate when you have a good mystery and are shocked by the outcome, but this just didn‘t have that. I don‘t think this was articulated well by the author.
Wow, there isn‘t a lot of posts on Litsy about this one.
I was expecting something more from this, there wasn‘t too much redemption at the end. Overall, I wasn‘t shocked or thrown away by this.
Although the author touched on many different issues of racism in this, overall I didn‘t take away much from this one.
Why is it that the girl is always caught between two boys? When does that ever happen in real life? A little bit better than “Anna and the French Kiss”, but not by much. I did love the ending though with the stars.
This was a cute read. I am not sure why I had never read this book before. I appreciate that the author made something sweet out of the sad story about the real Ivan.
This wasn‘t too bad but not the most memorable. I find it hard to believe that the mother wasn‘t able to realize what was happening with her daughter and having certain conversations with her. But then again, I guess parents can be oblivious to their children.
This was bad. Why did I read this?
A bit behind, forgot@to mention I finished this awhile ago. Gosh, I really missed the ents.
I know that I say this all the time, but I wanted to like this one. I tried the audio book and I thought perhaps it was the narrator that drove me crazy, but when reading the actual book, it was the writing as well that was irritating. I think I just liked the cover more than anything.
Is anyone else worried about Coronavirus and new books? Is this just my germaphobia and anxiety taking over? Please send help.
Not nearly as good as the first, took a long while to get through. Not sure about that ending.