-- Originally reviewed at Here There Be Books (goes live July 17, 2013). --I wanted to read Blaze mostly because of the comic book angle; also, I really loved the cover. Loving certain aspects of a book, as I should have remembered, does not mean I'll love the WHOLE book, however, and that's what ha...
Source: Won from Sourcebooks Fire Publisher: Sourcebooks Fire Series: - Edition: Paperback, 309 pages Genre: Young Adult Contemporary Purchase: Amazon/ Barnes & Noble / Book Depository* *I receive a small monetary kickback from Amazon purchases Rating: 5/5 Be still my geeky heart! Blaze is the bes...
Blaze won me over from the very beginning with its front page quote taken from an X-Men comic. Being the X-Men geek (okay, comic geek--but X-Men are my fave) that I am, I admit to maybe squee-ing out loud a bit on that. Blaze is a relatable character to me, though I did have my questionable moments ...
Usually I don't read books that I have no idea about. I'm definitely one of these people who read a synopsis first and then use that to judge whether or not I'll read a book. But Blaze caught me completely unaware - really, I'm still wondering how it even ended up on my Kindle app. Even still, I fin...
Be still my geeky heart! Blaze is the best anti-love story I’ve ever read…it’s also the only one I’ve ever read, but I’m positive that it would still remain among the top 3 even if I had read others. It’s not often that a book boasts having a legitametly geeky main character and Blaze definitely man...
I picked up Blaze (Or Love in the Time of Supervillains) because I loved the title and concept. While I felt that there were some definite rough parts of Crompton's debut, I can't say it wasn't unique.My favorite aspect of the novel is the close relationship between Blaze and little brother (and onl...
3.5 to 4 starsThis one is hard to rate. I loved Blaze's voice, but I hated many of the choices she made. I enjoyed to comic geekiness, and could relate to Blaze's inner nerd. Her overwhelming desire to have a boyfriend, even one so wrong for her, made me want to shake some common sense back into ...
For more of my reviews, check out Books For YA!Before I will start this review, I would like to say first that this book tackles a lot of mature issues and have some explicit languages that is definitely not suitable for kids. When I started reading Blaze I wasn't expecting anything at all. I just ...
2 stars - the story itself was alright (although it seemed a bit slow to start), but a very, very judgmental main character and constant slutshaming made it difficult for me to get through this book without throwing it - luckily, I didn't, since it was an ebook.
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