Ok, so I lied. A review tonight after all. Dear Kurt Cobain, Mrs. Buster gave us our first assignment in English today, to write a letter to a dead person. For me, this book was pointless, puerile, and pretentious with a character who is the passive, dull YA Contemporary equivalent of Bella or Luce....
I received a free copy of this book from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.---------Excerpt from the book:"[But] it made me think of how sometimes when you feel so much, you have to find a way to let it out.”Sky smiled. “I hope we’ll both find the words for it.”---------Well, let me tell yo...
Love Letters to the Dead by Ava Dellaira is not love letters after all. I picked this book because I liked the idea of writing letters to the dead. Such book I always shelve it in Unique. Too bad though it gave quite a good concept but failed in the story. It was a torture experience reading those...
DNF 30%. May 1, 2014 I picked this book because I liked the idea of writing letters to the dead. Such book I always shelve it in Unique. Too bad though it gave quite a good concept but failed in the story. It was a torture experience reading those 30% of letters and it felt like endless drama llama ...
the idea was absolutely gripping, however the rest of the plot was disappointing and quite tedious at times.i found it hard to sympathise with Laurel, the main character, when she obviously didn't have her own identity, while her love interest, Sky, didn't explain exactly why he loves her ( i kept o...
the idea was absolutely gripping, however the rest of the plot was disappointing and quite tedious at times.i found it hard to sympathise with Laurel, the main character, when she obviously didn't have her own identity, while her love interest, Sky, didn't explain exactly why he loves her ( i kept o...
Our flushing hearts, trying to climb the stars - how with the wrong wind, we can fall. I don’t think I’ve ever felt so many contrasting emotions for a book as I did for this one. My first impulse was to rage quit this as early as the second Cobain letter, followed by derisively laughing at Laurel’s ...
I finally picked up the book that everyone is raving about. And yes, it is good. Plot: This story is told through letters written to dead people. I love the way these letters reveal a small part Laurel life’s. She writes to each person differently, capturing the reader with great imagination. The ...
Laurel’s trying to make a fresh start but she can’t push herself away from May’s departure. May was Laurel’s older sister. When Mr. Buster assigns the class to write a letter to a dead person, Laurel’s one assignment starts to fill up a notebook. She pours out her thoughts and speaks her mind to t...
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