Actual Rating: 3.5 StarsThings I liked:• Fluid writing that was so effortless I didn't even think about it. I just read.• Perfect dialogue. Just perfect.• Yovanoff seems to have an innate ability to find the haunted aspects of anything, and although I'm not easily spooked, I could enjoy the imagery....
For more, visit my blog, A Little of the Book Life I went back and forth before settling on 5 stars. The ending felt a bit rushed for me, but the world she created, the fact that I forgot I was reading most of the time, bumped it up to a five star rating for me.The characters were amazingly done. R...
See more of my reviews sooner on The YA Kitten! My copy was an ARC I received in a swap with a friend.Readers coming to this book looking for a paranormal murder mystery will need to adjust their expectations. Readers looking for an exploration of Hannah's grief over her best friend's death and a yo...
2.5"The city of Ludlow is gripped by the hottest July on record."And you know what? My city is gripped by the coldest Jan on record(me thinks). But whilst reading this book, I had to peel off both my gloves and my hoodie because the story and writing style just sucked me in so. I was finally beleagu...
So what do a girl and her dead best friend, mysterious dying birds and a string of grisly deaths make? One awesome read… well, it would be if someone could please explain the significance of the dying birds. That aside PAPER VALENTINE made sense every way for me; it pulled me in too. There’s plenty ...
Actual rating: 3.5.I bought Paper Valentine not knowing the author's style of writing. I certainly knew, though, that many people like her prose. I've read here and there from bloggers left and right that she writes intricately and beautifully. And she does, actually. I really enjoyed reading Hannah...
I am sad that this is how this book turned out. I had been looking forward to it for a while after reading The Space Between. I was hoping the book would be as lyrical and smooth and well, relateable. I could hardly relate to the main character. I am not saying she was a bad one. She was unique but ...
I love Yovanoff's characters, and her plot, but mostly I love her settings. There's this tangible darkness that feels so palpable and real. Like you can reach out and touch it and the texture is divine.
Creepy! Read it from start to finish in one sitting. A lot is going on in this book and it can be hard to keep up with what is meaningful to the storyline, but I still heart me some Brenna Y.
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