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This was a book that I was in fact very excited for and was on the top of my to read pile for a reason. Frankenstein is one of my favorite books. In fact that and Dracula are the reason I have love for the monster books, gothic style genre, and Frankenstein was the first book to truly creep me out...
Another book that I ended up finishing with a mix of various reactions, although in the end I did enjoy the book. What drew me to this one was the unusual story line, quite unlike anything I have encountered before. I have a love for Italian crafts, especially glass, and to read a book that was lo...
I don't know how to characterize this book, except to say that it's perfect. Heady, consuming, brilliant; written in verse; what better way to honor/write about the life of Sylvia Plath than to do it through the style of her own poems?
As seen on Ed and Em's Reviews!Sisters of Glass was very, very short. I read it in less than two hours. Just because I read it quickly, does not mean that I enjoyed it. I liked it, yes, but I would never immediately recommend it to anyone. It's not that Sisters of Glass is a bad novel, because it's ...
This was a book written in verse (though with no meter or rhyme scheme that I could discern, so really free verse) which was hugely off-putting for me. I do not enjoy nor have I ever enjoyed free verse.It makes for a choppy, novella-length tale that is decent, but nothing remarkable and not one on w...
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