Angela Morrison
In kindergarten I wanted to be a veterinarian and have a hundred cats and ten kids. Then I went to first grade and learned how to write. I've been a scribbler ever since. My passion is writing break-your-heart YA romances. First love stories that will make you weep. I have an MFA in Writing for...
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In kindergarten I wanted to be a veterinarian and have a hundred cats and ten kids. Then I went to first grade and learned how to write. I've been a scribbler ever since. My passion is writing break-your-heart YA romances. First love stories that will make you weep. I have an MFA in Writing for Children and Young Adults from Vermont College of Fine Arts and a BA in English from Brigham Young University. My husband and I share our time between the alp-lined shores of Lake Geneva, Switzerland and Arizona's Sonoran Desert. We have four kids, mostly grown up, the two most amazing grandkids in the universe, and no cats--unless you count the bobcat that likes to hang out on the veranda. Please send questions and comments via www.angela-morrison.com. E-mail me if you want to be personally notified of new releases.
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Dropped at 51%. 2.5 starsI... don't really know how to feel about this book. On one hand I was really liking it and felt pretty addicted and at times it was difficult to put down. On the other hand it was frustrating, at moments felt like the author was trying too hard, a bit boring at times so that...
I took this one out because it was on everyone's "emotion reads" lists and I like those kinds of books. But really, I was glad to finish the book. I know the author wanted to have this great story in honor of a child she knew and yes it made me look up more stuff about CF but you can't have the guy ...
This book was supposed to be FUN, LIGHT, and chick lit-y... Was it?! OF COURSE NOT. Damn it!
This was magical. The development of the characters was Ok. I felt that the main chick was kinda needy and well rather annoying. She bugged him way too much. Even though I wasn't really into the book, the almost ending tore me apart and the read ending smashed me to pieces
2.5 Stars!Beth has always been known as “The Beast” in her school because of her appearance. Tall, pimply with glasses, her only and best friend Scott is the only person who knows her for who she really is. With feelings developing for Scott slowly, a very confused Beth gets a complete makeover when...
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