by Lauren Baratz-Logsted
"Review"“There’s no such thing as a perfect book,” As a reader I have often come across books which, even if I liked them, I want to change in one way or another. So this quote completely got my attention, and within seconds of starting to read, I was fully engrossed in it. I wanted to see what will...
“There’s no such thing as a perfect book,”As a reader I have often come across books which, even if I liked them, I want to change in one way or another. So this quote completely got my attention, and within seconds of starting to read, I was fully engrossed in it. I wanted to see what will happen n...
I got about 20 pages in and then had to quit. It's not often I'm willing to give up on a book, especially this early on, but I just couldn't keep going. Emily, supposedly a fan of Little Women, does not seem to have much respect for any of the March family from the moment she is whisked into their w...
Girl falls into the Little Women novel and is doomed to repeat the story over and over until... With a surprise ending. Very clever and engaging young adult novel.
This book is pretty terrible. It takes Little Women chapter by chapter and cheapens it. While any reader who will pick this book up is mostly likely a fan of Little Women (I myself have read it probably about a dozen times), the author - and the main character - seem both to disdain it and never hav...
Sometimes frothy, sometimes annoying. I guess it's really a YA novel, so that accounts for some of it. Having recently re-read Little Women, it was enjoyable and a change of pace. Great premise -- wanting to change something about a beloved book and literally getting sucked into it and living it. So...
I can't really say why I wanted to read this book because I've never read Little Women before so I didn't want to see how this modern twist on the whole story would be (though modern twist is a bit of a stretch but well, you know what I mean) but interested in it, I was. So I requested it for review...
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