The Mark was…interesting. I didn’t hate it. I know, I know, it’s not a good sign when all I can say about a book is that I didn’t hate it but honestly, I found the book interesting but at the same time, it wasn’t what I was expecting. The cover leads me to believe that the novel is going to be focus...
This is one of those books that I could have happily gone through life having never bothered reading it. The style of writing is decent enough, never irritatingly clunky or long-winded, but dry.I can appreciate the situation Cassie faced with her strange ability, losing her grandmother, etc., but I ...
From http://www.readingteen.net/Cassie Renfield has seen the mark since she was a child, but it's only been recently that she's understood what it means. When she sees the mark on her grandmother's friend, who dies that same day, she starts to realize that she is being warned that a person is about...
This was a very thought provoking novel. If you knew someone was about to die, should you tell them? Could you tell them? Would they even believe you? Would it even make a difference? That's just some of the questions that will fly through your head as you read this book. Although there wasn't...
Slightly under a 4.I had been hearing a lot of good stuff about The Mark, a debut by Jen Nadol, and I was intrigued by the premise which, though gaining in popularity and starting to crop up everywhere, was a bit fresher at the time. I have to say, overall I enjoyed it, but I do have some reservati...
The Mark is a phenomenal debut novel that makes the reader question the rightness of informing someone of their impending death. Despite a slow beginning, I really enjoy this novel. Cassie is a character that is easy to relate to. And as a reader, it was interesting to see how her mind worked in reg...
I actually won an ARC of this book, which makes me extremely squee-y. It also makes me want to write a good review! I am clearly doing very well with that objective, as evidenced by the inclusion of "squee-y" in my first sentence. Yay grammar and spelling!Cassandra Renfield has been able to see the ...
Quick PJV fact, my first year of college I went through like ten majors, psychology, ancient history, philosophy, english, and then finally landing on Fine Arts. This book gives a quick touch on most of my college obsessions, which is one of the reasons I liked it; probably more than I would if it ...
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