Laura

won this book from first reads! I was very excited about it and after reading it, the wait was worth it.
this was an advanced unfinished copy of Burning Blue, so I did find a few grammatical and spelling errors. however, the story was engaging and relatable. it was a quick read for me as well, but I thoroughly enjoyed it!

This book was definitely not as good as its prequel. I found myself being really annoyed with Eva through most of the book. She was just really infuriating with her crazy mood swings.

I got 40 pages to the end of the first book, and I just couldn't make myself finish it. I was just so bored. DNF :(

I'd heard good things about this book, and I was expecting a lot more than what I got from it. Maybe its because I'm not a 16 year old boy, but a 24 year old woman... but there were so many things in this book that annoyed me.
I mean, what 16 year old boy doesn't know what masturbation is? And Charlie just CRIED. TOO. MUCH. His obsession with Sam was like, “UGHHH, GET OVER IT!” There were also times where I had no idea what was going on, until like 3 pages later when it was explained, which I found irritating.

I really loved this book. It was amazing in the simplest of ways. I loved the relationships between the characters, the dialogue, the simplicity in which it was written. It was a pretty quick read, mostly because I could not stop thinking, “Oh my GOD I need to keep reading.” I just, loved it to pieces. John Green at his finest, yet again.

I have mixed feelings about this book. Generally, I liked the plot. But how it was dragged on FOREVER, not really knowing what was going on, Nora's OBSESSION with Patch, and her weird visions of her dad, all annoyed the living hell out of me! I just wanted to slap her and tell her to get over it! I was pleasantly surprised at the ending though. I definitely was not expecting the bad guy to be revealed as who it was. The last few chapters were the best parts. the rest was just annoying and not as good as Hush, Hush.

AHHHH. I loved this book. I'm a huge fan of both Zombie books and Rusty Fischer. I really adore his writing style; it makes the book so easy to read and enjoyable. I'm really looking forward to the sequel! :)

This is BY FAR my favorite book of Stephenie Meyer's. It didn't even feel like it was written by the same person who wrote Twilight. I loved the originality of this book. My favorite part is the relationships between Wanda and the other characters, from how distant and cold, to when they grew to love her and accept her. I havent read a book this large in a long time, either, and it was not hard to finish. If Stephenie Meyer wrote more books like this, I'd definitely read them.

Holy fuck, I love this book. This is the third book I've read from the amazing Mister Green, and I loved this one as much as, if not more than Paper Towns and Will Grayson, Will Grayson. I don't know what it is about John Green's books that are so freaking amazing... other than the inventive storylines and relatable characters. I'm just gonna blame it on being a Nerdfighter... yeah, lets go with that.

I'm so glad I decided to reread this book.

Seriously one of the most well-written books I've read in a long time. while reading, it feels like you're literally sitting right in front of James St. James himself and listening to him talk; you can almost hear his voice in your head. this book was so great! i couldn't put it down.

omg, it was so effing good. i almost cried at the end... but it made it THAT much better.

This book was seriously hard to read. i fell asleep with it in my hands at least 5 or 6 times. it took me forever to read also, because of Louis' extensive explanations, about every freaking detail. honestly, the movie's better.

This book was seriously well written. it's the first of Dean Koontz that i've read and im considering adding more of his books to my to-read. Although, i did predict who the killer was!

One of my favorite books from when i was younger. I could relate to Carolyn in many ways. I've read it more times than i can count.

I tried to listen to the audiobook of The Raven Boys. But I just could not get into it. IDK if it is just because I wasnt fully paying attention (I usually listen to audiobooks while I craft) but it just didn't keep my attention, and I had to keep rewinding. Its has such good reviews that I know I will give it another shot, but I just need to actually read it. So for now, it is DNF and back onto the TBR. :(

I used to absolutely love this book when i was a kid. I've been trying for years to remember the name of it, and i just stumbled across it on amazon. all i could remember was the story about the girl with the ribbon around her neck. it was my favorite story for the longest time.