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by Jessica Martinez
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Olivia's Books, Quotes and Opinions
Olivia's Books, Quotes and Opinions rated it 13 years ago
Boy, had I high expectations for Virtuosity. But while reading it the story felt kind of over-used and familiar, although handing out a list with similar plots or character constellations would be diffiucult: An oppressive, pushy mom, who uses her teenaged daughter to fulfill her own dream, a gifted...
wordchasing
wordchasing rated it 13 years ago
I confess that I am one of those people that say: “I love music.” Probably a lot. And I do, in a certain sense of the word. I love music in that I find emotional connection and release in it. I love music in that I come home from work some days, pour myself a glass of wine, put on the Cure and dance...
Fire and Ice
Fire and Ice rated it 13 years ago
I picked up Virtuosity at the Simon and Schuster blogger event at BEA and it was one of the books I was most excited about reading. The cover threw me off a bit once I got into it because it really doesn't match the mood or main character of the story. Carmen Bianchi is a 17 year old child prodigy w...
The Hiding Spot
The Hiding Spot rated it 13 years ago
Review forthcoming.
Anncleire
Anncleire rated it 13 years ago
Quando ho inserito il rating su Goodreads ieri ho messo tre stelline, in realtà ripensando al libro oggi mentre scrivevo questa recensione, ho capito che non avevo un vero motivo per non dargli un voto più alto. Quindi il voto definitivo è di quattro. Nonostante i limiti è un buon libro.Virtuosity r...
Books With Bite
Books With Bite rated it 13 years ago
As I began this book, I really loved the feel of the book. The passionate music flowing between the fingers of the strings of the violin, but also the great competition in between. The reader begins with two great musicians, yearning for a fantastic prize of fame and fortune. What starts off with a...
Nimue
Nimue rated it 13 years ago
I grabbed the eGalley of this book 6 hours before it run out. It didn't need 6 hours. I read the prologue and was hooked. It's so powerful and enthralling. You don't know what happened but a girl in an evening gown is so desperate and heart-broken that she is about to let her 1-million dollar Stradi...
Nimue
Nimue rated it 13 years ago
I grabbed the eGalley of this book 6 hours before it run out. It didn't need 6 hours. I read the prologue and was hooked. It's so powerful and enthralling. You don't know what happened but a girl in an evening gown is so desperate and heart-broken that she is about to let her 1-million dollar Stradi...
kaye
kaye rated it 13 years ago
As a musician, I loved this book. As a music lover, I loved this book. Best change of pace that I've read in awhile.More to come next week. Review then.-Carmen Bianchi and her violin are inseparable. For as long as she can remember she's always known that her path in life goes like this: practice pr...
The Book Life
The Book Life rated it 13 years ago
This is one of the best books, I've read recently, about figuring out who you want to be and standing up for it. When we first meet Carmen she is, first and foremost, a musician and a really amazing one. Her whole life has been about the violin and it's all lead up to the Guarneri competition, a ver...
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