Well this was a quick read taking me only a few hours to speed through. And, honestly, I really like that about Lisa McMann's books. I loved the first two books in the Wake series and wanted to see what her other series were like. My first initial thought, too similar to Wake. 16 year old Jules wo...
On page 22, I almost gave up on this one. it just didn't seem to be going anywhere. I persevered and I'm glad I did. Jules is having a vision over and over and over. The same one. Is she going insane like her father or is it real? And if it's real, how does she stop it from happening? Especially sin...
Title: Crash (Visions #1) Author: Lisa McMann Format: Hardback, 233 pages Time to Read: 4 days! Goodreads Bio: Jules lives with her family above their restaurant, which means she smells like pizza most of the time and drives their double-meatball-shaped food truck to school. It’s not a recipe for ...
Interesting hook, had a lot of potential that the author didn't take advantage of. The book is YA geared (mentally) as far as the characters and the maturity. I don't have a lot to say about the story as a whole since I didn't particularly enjoy it. It isn't a bad book however I felt that there coul...
The cover initially drew me in to purchasing this book. To be completely honest, I couldn’t completely immerse myself in the story at first. How Jules seemed to just admit that she was in love with the son of her family rival happened so suddenly to me, perhaps it was because of the directness of th...
This book had promise, but for me, it was unfulfilled potential. The central idea for the novel was about a girl who has a vision about a car crash and after it not going away she realises it must be true; so she tries to stop it, without looking insane.The reason she tries so hard to stop it is bec...
Source: Pulse It Publisher: Simon Pulse Series: Vision #1 Edition: eBook, 233 pages Genre: Young Adult Paranormal Purchase: Amazon / Barnes & Noble / Book Depository* *I receive a small monetary kickback from Amazon purchases Rating: 3.5/5 Crash is not really the kind of book I seek out, it’s one ...
McMann brings me into another contemporary world based on one's perception. She has managed to bring me into the mind of young Jules. She brought me into her world of visions, and with that the ugly truth of knowing the future. I loved the way the story played out. And I absolutely loved the plot. I...
I really enjoyed this book! Lisa, as usual writes powerful novels full of suspense with great characters. Jules was so relatable and likable. She freaked out over the visions, and it moved her deeply that she was supposed to do something about it. She was a strong character, and I really admired...
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