My day started like this:I woke up(duh!(except I shouldn't duh considering you'd've had no reason to suspect that I'm not an insomniac)) to the sound of my personalized alarm clock- my mom, sorry didn't mean to talk about you that way but you kinda are, aren't you?-and I decided against taking a sho...
Every four years, I turn into this crazed figure skating fan. I remember the 2002 Winter Olympics in particular because I lived and died with Michelle Kwan four years earlier and 2002 was going to be HER year. In the long program, Sarah Hughes (aka Sarah Who?) skated first and threw down a flawless ...
(Full review can be found on my blog, Paper Riot.)Let me tell you something about me and this book: when I was younger, I used to go to the library to check out books that 1) were written by authors whose books I already read or 2) I already read. Yes, I also read basically any other book available ...
Let me just start by saying I do t like epistolary novels. I like the word "epistolary", but the books themselves have always left me feeling removed and frustrated with a story. With the cast of Lydia, Cassie, Emily, Seb, Charlie, and even Matthew, the letters were a rich, satisfying, effective win...
Review originally posted here.Why I Read It: I thought Feeling Sorry For Celia was hilarious and endeavoured to read the rest of Moriarty's books sent in Ashbury and Brookfield. I'll try to remain spoiler-free in this review, but there are some things that toe the line, so if you're paranoid, just s...
Cassie, Em and Lydia are best friends and go to Ashbury High. Because their English teacher is all about forging friendships across school boundaries and The Joy of the Envelope, he makes his class write letters to pupils at the nearby Brookfield high school. While and Lydia appear quite lucky with ...
If you have not yet read the brilliant Finding Cassie Crazy by Jacyln Moriarty, please do yourself a favour, stop reading this pitiful attempt at a review, and go track down a copy. Okay? Seriously, do it. If you’ve decided not to immediately take my advice and you’re still hanging around this page,...
I've always loved this book for a long time. I love the format it's in, letters, diary entries, etc. The three main best friends are lovely and fascinating to watch. Good book :)
Das Cover sieht irgendwie so aus, als ob dieses Buch "chick lit" wäre. (Mein Exemplar hat ein anderes Cover als dieses hier.) Der Anfang des Buches und die Beschreibung auf dem Buchrücken lassen ebenfalls darauf schließen.Aber dem ist ganz und gar nicht so. Es geht um drei beste Freundinnen, Emily, ...
3.5/5read the full review on my blog, holes In My brainThis book is legit one of the funniest books I’ve read in 2010. I’ll break this down because I can’t really form fancy-schmancy sentences in my brain right now.I was surprised by:1. The format. Honestly, until I started reading it I had no idea...
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