Carpe Diem - Seize the day, live in the moment, soak it all up -- good or bad. Golden is a story about a 17 year old girl senior high school student, Parker Frost. She lives a life with full of expectations from her mother since education is very important to get a good career. As much as possible, ...
"In three words I can sum up everything I've learned about life: It goes on." - Robert FrostBeautifully written. I can't exactly place my feelings on this because of the mix of emotions. I believe that life is about taking chances and I'm glad that's what Parker realized in the end. Julianna's journ...
This story is about a girl reading about another girl's story.And you are reading a review about a story about a girl reading about another girl's story.Immediately after reading Golden my impulse was to give it a 4. Despite the sluggish start, I found myself captivated by a good and tautly drawn my...
Golden left me a little torn. On one hand, I really enjoyed it but on the other, it left me feeling unmoved. The prose was beautiful. The introspectiveness of it pulled me right in when I opened the books and read the first few pages. Eventually, the prose wasn’t enough anymore. Not when the plot b...
60 percent into this book I knew how it was going to end.Though it didn't go exactly how I thought, I got the main things right. What makes me mad is if this had gone differently , this book would be a solid three or even four star book for me. No such luck, though. I am going to put it out there, I...
I got through about 60% of this book before deciding that I'm simply not interested in reading anymore. It's been a brief, sadly trite journey with Parker, one I don't intend to pursue any farther.The writing is drab, a characteristic perhaps unfairly emphasized when juxtaposed with Robert Frost's a...
It's not the best, and, personally, it's somewhat something I've already seen played out in a movie/drama in my country; however, it has life lesson that is something I really need and relate to in life. It holds bits of parallelism with my current dilemmas as a confused college individual (even if ...
So if you haven't heard, I've been in a bit of a book rut. It has been ugly and lasted over a month. I mean, WHY IS LIFE SO CRUEL??? I won't go into the whys or what I speculate are the contributing factors of why it happened, but join me in the epic happy dance that it is over. Seriously. Joi...
I almost missed out on Jessi Kirby’s books from a lack of interest, and I am so glad I decided to pick up her first two books anyway. Otherwise, I probably would have ignored all the gushing about her latest book and I wouldn’t have found such a reliable contemporary author. Parker was a pretty in...
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