by Rachel Hawkins
This book kept me on my toes from the beginning to the end. The plot progressed at a steady pace, bringing about questions that I needed answers to. Just as one question was answered, another would arise and I would keep saying, "one more chapter!" My only regret is staying up late while reading thi...
To be perfectly honest I have some mixed feelings about this book.First off, I like books taking place at boarding schools since I graduated from one. I also like witches, wizards, warlocks, and what not. The premise seemed like it could flop, and although not anything to say to all my friends "you ...
"The Craft" meets Evernight. Despite the fast pace and entertaining story that Evernight comparison is worrying me. I don't want future books to revolve around star-crossed lovers I don't give a hoot about.Sophie is sent to Hex Hall, an isolated reform school for faeries, shapeshifters and witches, ...
4... 4.5 stars, definitely. Okay, so I loved this book… even though it had a total ‘Harry Potter’ feel to it. Only exception was that the main character, Sophie Mercer, always knew she was a witch. She lived in the real world up until she tried to make a friend with a classmate by casting a love spe...
I'm so happy I managed to finally get this book. I had my skepticism about how good this was going to be since the hype about it was pretty high, and from past experiences not a lot of young adult novels live up to their hype. However this one does, it's a wonderful and gripping story.It is a fairly...
Meh-meh. I really think that a bEarding-school story would have been far more orginal than this "followed-all-baking-instructions-for-paranomal-young-adult" boarding-school girly-girl, let's-kiss-the-presumably-hot-and-bad-but-taken warlock, "three-mean-girls-shall-you-be" witchy-washy is.Please pat...
Not great literature, but a very enjoyable quick read with a sympathetic main character and an interesting twist on the "teenage witch" plot.
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