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This book was really hard to me to immerse myself in. When I first read the book flap, I was so intrigued that this book was inspired by the folk song, “Scarborough Fair.” Unfortunately, my expectations were really high, and the book did not meet them.Lucy is a sweet 17 year old who is normal: prepa...
I listened to this book on audio cd. I can't say it was really great on audio. The reader was kind of....stiff, I guess. She uh-nun-see-ay-ted every word, which drove me a little crazy, and she kind of sounded like an elementary teacher reading to her 1st grade class, especially when she sang the...
This one felt a lot more mature than your standard YA. It definitely has darker subject matter - a faerie curse, rape, and madness. However, I felt that the topics were handled realisticly, in that the heroine had a supportive family, counseling, and she didn't just bounce back from anything. There ...
This book was great! I love the whole fighting for what you want and also finding your true love. I love how she fought and never give up.
Ideas expressed/message/plot: From book jacket: “LUCY HAS ONLY NINE MONTHS IN WHICH TO BREAK AN ANCIENT CURSE. Lucy Scarborough is seventeen when she discovers that the women of her family have been cursed through the generations, forced to attempt three seemingly impossible tasks or to fall into ma...
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