I was pleasantly surprised by this book. My attention was first brought to this book when I was stalking a friend's shelf. The cover grabbed my attention (I'll admit it. I am a complete cover whore) and after reading the synopsis I was further intrigued. As someone who is somewhat vary of sel...
I received these books from the author in exchange for an honest review.This last week I've been so busy, I didn't know how I'd manage to read this entire trilogy in time to review it for this tour stop. As it turns out, I was worrying for nothing. After finishing Wander Dust, I couldn't help but st...
I got up to the beginning of Chapter 8 when I began to think, "This is really feeling like a chore to read." This was after pages and pages of purely being in the protagonist's head with little action besides "I went to school, I went to classes, I stared out the window, I went home, I went to schoo...
I am pleasantly surprised. I really didn't expect much when i started off with this book but this book was extremely good. I love the whole concept of time travel and how it plays out. I love the explanation of the whole concept and although i have some of my own questions i cannot deny that the aut...
I had the honor of "wandering" onto Michelle Warren's website.. can't even remember how... and fell in love with her blog and the cover of this book. She was nice enough to let me read and review her book and I FELL IN LOVE!!! Warren builds Sera's world from the very first paragraph, bringing in he...
This book is full of great imagery. I feel like I stepped into the world Michelle Warren created. The words just leaped from the page. For me, this book has a Harry Potter feel to it. I really connected with the characters and was intrigued by the mystery surrounding Sera. Bishop, of course, is drea...
Wander Dust is a novel that not too many people know of and now I can see why. I think my issues with this book stemmed, not from the book, but from myself. I have read more than my fair share of novels with protagonists performing strange/paranormal acts and then learning that they have magical po...
Originally posted on my blog:From the start, we learn that Sera has been by herself. Not many friends and a father that doesn't know what he is doing. We come to realise that Sera doesn't speak much or at all about school or friends. The onyl intel we get on her old life if one chapter, which onl...
Seraphina Parrish is celebrating turning 16 like every girl should...celebrating with her clueless father and his self-absorbed girlfriend, Maddi. Of course you can't call it celebrating if no one besides the wait staff sings you Happy Birthday. And if that isn't bad enough...some creepy lady in bla...
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