Actual rating: 3.5"I guess there was a war going on somewhere in the world that night but it wasn’t one that could touch us."Recommended with some reservations.I read this book on accident. By "accident," I don't mean I mistakenly read a book instead when I thought I had been playing Plants vs. Zomb...
It's an interesting story, although it does cover some issues that may not be considered quite right for early teenagers to be reading about. It has all the hallmarks of being an early novel written by someone but is still quite an interesting novel. Elizabeth is never called that, she's always ca...
I love you, I told him at last. And then I told him over andover, until the words no longer sounded like words.And finally he turned to me, his eyes dull, and he spoke.“Then why did you leave me?”yo llorando :c, pobresillo Ok, no se como hacer una reseña acerca de este libro, me siento como Daisy.Ho...
Daisy (real name Elizabeth but nobody calls her that) is a young and troubled American girl. At fifteen, she is sent by her father and step-mother to go and stay with her aunt and cousins in England.Her Aunt Penn, elder sister of her long-dead mother, a distracted but kindly women, welcomes her into...
Thank you Book Smugglers and Old School Wednesdays for recommending this wonderful book!I loved "There Is No Dog" which I read last year but I loved this one even more. These two books are as different as night and day. What begins as a book about a summer away from home with cousins you've never m...
Thank you Book Smugglers and Old School Wednesdays for recommending this wonderful book!I loved "There Is No Dog" which I read last year but I loved this one even more. These two books are as different as night and day. What begins as a book about a summer away from home with cousins you've never m...
How I Live Now tells the story of fifteen year old Daisy, who is sent to England by her new Stepmother to live with her cousins in the countryside. Whilst she is there war breaks out and Daisy and her cousins must learn to survive and cope with all of the horror it brings.The best and worst thing a...
I didn't hate this book but it certainly was difficult to get along with. The narrative voice was jarring and difficult to get used to. I know it was meant to sound like the voice of a typical 15 year old, but the lack of punctuation was horrible at times (sentences that run on longer than they shou...
“The things that break your heart when you think there`s nothing left to break”I'm not sure how I feel about this book. The beginning was great with those description of England, the part where the war started was boring me so much I stopped reading it a bunch of times, but I didn't wanted to give u...
I know. A recent classic of YA literature and I'm just now getting around to reading it. In my defense, I wasn't doing a ton of YA reading in 2004 and this probably didn't sound like my cup of tea at the time.Fifteen year old Daisy has been sent from New York to live with her cousins, who she's neve...
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