For more reviews, check out my blog: Craft-CycleI've had the Kindle version of this book for a while now, but I am so bad about actually reading the ebooks I have. While vacationing in Mexico, I decided to only read ebooks and settled on this one. Perfect length for reading in a week between wading ...
So I'm a sucker for all things related to witchy schools and tough female characters. When I read the synopsis of this, it reminded me of an all-girl cast of Harry Potter and, to be honest, that's exactly what hooked me! What's better than a group of tough girls learning magic? Nothing. Which is why...
Report Card Characters- APlot- ASetting - A+Writing- A Characters It's a rare find in any book, that I enjoy all of the characters, even the ones that I don't like (if that makes any sense :)) Each person in this book is unique.Our protag Bianca is a girl on a mission. She's pretty single-minded ...
4/5 *Disclaimer: I received a free copy of this book from the author for an honest review.* Nothing is ever what it seems. I quite enjoyed Miss Mabel’s School for Girls. After reading the synopsis I was torn, on one hand I thought it sounded very similar to Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, b...
I read this book last month and gave it three-and-a-half stars. But this morning I was re-reading my highlights, and came to the conclusion that Bianca and her friends are pretty good role models for emulation by every-day teenagers. [blurb from Amazon -- ] Sixteen-year-old Bianca Monroe has inh...
If you like YA fantasy, Miss Mabel's School for Girls is a must-read. Set aside your comparisons with Harry Potter (inevitable forevermore when an author combines boarding school and witches, not to mention competitions and curses), because Miss Mabel's is an all-girls boarding school, and Bianca Mo...
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