Well, where to start? I’ll begin by saying that I can’t recall it ever taking me as long to read a book (2 weeks exactly) as it took me to read Across the Universe. However, the fact I persevered meant it held my intrigue. On top of that is the fact that, even when I put the book down for a few days...
This was so very much a case of "OH JUST END THE BOOK ALREADY. OR, YOU KNOW, DO SOMETHING not sexually related. OR MAKE ME CARE." But no. I just slogged my way through, completely indifferent and trying to avoid the digustingly semi-graphic sexy times. And what bothered me about those is that I und...
I can tell you that overall it was quite an engaging read. I pretty much devoured it in 24 hours, which is hard to do for a book well over 400 pages and you know, work and stuff. I enjoyed the story, there was a lot of suspense and the writing minus a few minor flaws was solid. Ms. Revis definite...
Another great read!!!!! Across the Universe is about Amy, a 17 year old girl. She boards the ship Godsoeed, which after 300 years will arrive at a new planet. She is flashed freezed, to preserve her body. But, after 250 years, someone disconnects her freezer compartment, and she almost dies from not...
Really liked the plot and character development. The book really surprised me a lot of the time, but I found the writing style rather awkward at places
This review can also be found here Actual rating 3.5 stars.I have seen this book all over the blogging community and I admit I was a little afraid to read it since everybody seems to love this one. I am glad that I did decide to read it though because I really enjoyed the story. I am a huge fan of b...
I loved, loved, LOVED this book. . . even though I thought the Season was mentioned a bit too much (and shown VERY graphically . . . thank god I wasn't eating . . .), I think that just added realism into the story.
I'd give this a solid 3.5 stars. I felt as though the beginning was definitely slow. There would be times when I would get into the story and then my interest would wane. I thought the best part of the book was the last third.
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