by Ellen Hopkins
Ellen Hopkins is one of my favorite authors, but I was disappointed with this book. Tilt is a companion novel to Triangles, which I haven’t read (yet). Both books focus on three families. Triangles is about the adults, and Tilt is about their teenage children. Tilt tells the story of love in all i...
I was expecting more from this book because the synopsis is really well written. Kind of a let down, it falls short and might disappoint. Sean is the most interesting to me because he has a lot more obstacles to overcome than Mikayla and Harley. He's different and strong in ways that not very many ...
The perfect companion to TRIANGLES from the perspective of teens.Full review to be posted on www.literarymarie.com
My Rating: 3.5 As usual, Ellen Hopkins manages to engage, entertain, and [sort of] terrify readers with the harsh realities of life and the consequences of the decisions we teenagers make. Tilt is a book that managed to make me hate a particular character so strongly, but, at the same time, understa...
This books is a companion to "Triangles" - a book about three women dealing with life issues. The story is told through the eyes of three of their children over the same period of time and events in the first book. There was one little different thing about this book that I enjoyed. There are thre...
I don't know why I can't sympathize with any of these characters (except maybe Shane), but I can't. I wish I could find a way to enjoy or appreciate the """poetry""" style of narrative, but it just isn't happening. The easiest way to sum it up is that some books are made to cater to certain tastes...
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