by Sadie Hayes
Just posted my Review on the Blog - and .. I so loved this book! If you are looking for a New Adult that is completely different than check my review!
The premise sounded interesting, but I didn't care for any of the characters. There were too many POV changes in the small amount that I read and everything seemed rushed.**Thanks to NetGalley for providing the arc in exchange for an honest review**
What the hell just happened? It just ended, no warning!
That is gossip girl for nerds and geeks! Love it! A little more romance would have been nice.
One big fat MEH!The book I was given by the publisher via Netgalley appears to be all three earlier novellas([bc:The Start-Up|12910262|The Start-Up (The Start-Up, #1)|Sadie Hayes|http://d202m5krfqbpi5.cloudfront.net/books/1328017845s/12910262.jpg|18065048],[bc:The Anti-Social Network|12949244|The An...
The synopsis is what caught my eye about The Social Code by Sadie Hayes. It sounded promising and very much like a book version of The Social Network. I’m a bit of a tech geek, so combine that with a YA novel and you’ve pretty much hooked me (plus, look at that cover!).But this book pretty much suck...
Just got turned down for this on NetGalley and it was one of the ones I really wanted to read. Ah well, hopefully I can read this at some point in time when I have the chance.
'The Social Code' was an unexpected journey into the minds of a genius girl and an ambitious brother. There was something so appealing about reading about characters that are outside the realms of what was accepted and expected in New Adult books today.If you're looking for a novel that's violence-...
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