Insta-love and paranormal all rolled into a ball at boarding school. I nearly broke something with the strength of my eye rolling, but it was ok overall. The main character is annoying and unrealistic--a Mary Sue of an artist who got into a prestigious boarding school based on her extreme talent i...
3.5/5OVERALL IMPRESSION: I didn't know anything at all about this book when I started it, so I really had no expectations whatsoever. I liked it a lot though. It's a fun story and mystery (even though the subject matter is pretty grim) and I enjoyed trying to figure out what was going on right along...
Ghosts at a boarding school, evil family legacies, what' s not to like?
"Liv...it’s a name, a verb, a command. A notion of mortality. That’s a name ripe for some epic poetry. If I could write, I’d write you one, a poem.” In YA literature, I often find myself wishing I could kill the main character. This book did me a favor: it DID kill off the main character. Sadly, it...
although the subject should be right in my reading sweet spot: artist goes to boarding school, becomes ghost, the reading experience was lackluster. I thought Liv's constant artist reference namedropping was a little forced, and I don't agree that a long & dark-haired scruffy guy would remind anyone...
although the subject should be right in my reading sweet spot: artist goes to boarding school, becomes ghost, the reading experience was lackluster. I thought Liv's constant artist reference namedropping was a little forced, and I don't agree that a long & dark-haired scruffy guy would remind anyone...
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