##This is concise review.Read the full at my blog HERE.##I started this book with a little bit of less enthusiasm than usual, and yet I don’t know why. Well maybe the title of the book didn’t appeal to me much. It seems to be an appropriate title, related to the storyline but somehow it just didn’t ...
You can read more reviews at Books For YA!The first time I read the synopsis, I was really intrigue by this book. I'm a sucker for mystery and the moment I read that Daisy has an electrifying secret, I immediately requested for it. I just had to know what that is. I was so excited to read this book ...
Daisy has always had a gift. A gift that is the bane of televisions, MP3 players and school firealarm systems - it is as if electricity flows through her very being, and from a young age Daisy has had to learn to control and tame her gift...keeping it hidden.And nothing seems unusual until a girl in...
“Gift” è rimasto per diverso tempo abbandonato a sé stesso, perché non ho mai trovato occasione di leggerlo e perché come mi capita spesso avevo completamente rimosso la trama. Non mi ricordavo assolutamente di cosa parlasse e ho deciso di concedergli una chance quando il galley era in fase di scade...
Daisy just wants to be normal, but despite her best efforts she finds that normal is the one thing that she will never be.This is a great coming of age story with some paranormal aspects. Even though Daisy has powers that normal teenagers do not many of the challenges she faces are the same that oth...
I was a little disappointed in this one. Aside from the paranormal elements which didn't ever seem to be adequately explained (plus, combining special powers AND ghosts from past lives seemed a little over-the-top) this came across like a by-the-numbers YA romance.Still an okay read, though, if you...
Cross posted here and at my blog: Take Me Away... On the Pages of Your StoryFrom the moment I read the synopsis I was intrigued by the premise. It truly was one that I hadn't heard of before and I just had to read the book, because I nosily wanted to know what her gift was. So I began reading... And...
I didn't "read" this per se. I went through the whole book and only read the chapters that interested me. It's a rather large book, so I think it would keep a young girl interested for a long period of time. It's a book she could refer to as she ages since the activities and articles vary in difficu...
I don't have children, but I enjoyed these essays nonetheless. Some very interesting perspectives from a variety of women on raising girls in our modern world, and trying to find the balance between girliness and feminism.
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