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Nick and Norah are both 18, high-school seniors from New Jersey navigating break-ups and the lower-Manhattan alternative-music scene. Nick is the bassist in a band of ever-shifting names, reeling after being dumped by girlfriend Tris. Norah has broken up with boyfriend Tal, who dropped out of Colu...
This wasn't what I'd expected; I think I expected less romance and more magic. Also, despite the title, I still don't really know what the hum or the shiver is. Added to that was the strange choice of readers; a man and a woman. Emily Janice Card read Bronwyn's chapters and Stefan Rudnicki read all ...
4 stars - Thoroughly enjoyed listening to the audiobook of this one.
★★★½☆ (This is a review of the audiobook.) Emily Janice Card does a nice job of reading this one. In fact, I think I enjoyed her narration more than the book. Alas, the book itself suffers from my having read too many chick-lits (not my favorite genre) books in a row. I think I might like this o...
It was pretty good. Considering that it's about fairies, I really liked it. Usually, as soon as fairies are mentioned, things get really corny, but this was good.
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