Review:I sped through this book in a matter of hours because I was dying to figure out who A was. I gave up on guessing about A's identity around book 6, so I was finally happy to figure out who was behind all the madness. I was also glad that even though this is the last book in the series, the author still found ways to include a whole bunch of new twists and turns. I wish the twists had a bit more time to develop because there were some HUGE things to get used to, but I was so caught up in the book ... Read more

Review:Deadly is a mysterious story about four seniors, Hanna, Spencer, Aria, and Emily. Each of the four girls grew up in Rosewood, along with their beloved Ali. After Ali, who is actually Courtney, befriended the girls, the girls noticed a change in Ali. Not only did Ali ask to be their friend, Ali herself had started to be a not so loyal friend, leaving the girls embarrassed and lonely. Ali started to spread their darkest deepest secrets, talk about them behind their backs, and tease them. For examp... Read more

Review:I have all of the books in the serious and i absolutely adore the show and this book did not disappoint me! MUST READ FOR ALL PLL FANS!!! THE BEST ONE YET!!! cannot wait for the next one! December is sooooo far away!!! :( Read more

Review:There has been a lot said about this novel so I will just post my thoughts on the novel. I liked all the secrets that everyone was harboring. It’s not only that they were the only individuals who were in the room when Simon was killed, there are other motivators that make these teens the likely suspect. It’s all the ghosts in the closets that everyone felt they are hiding but in reality, Simon knew. When all the ghosts start showing their faces, a finger could be pointed at any of them. I e... Read more

Review:This book was yet another classic from the Tamora Pierce we've all come to love. The reunion of all the characters is nice, even if it's not completely necessary to the story and Aly is such a fun character. Personally I found that the lucky she exerted was a bit much in finding masters both kind and unabusive, but as fate would have it, gods had a hand in it, so it's answered nicely before I got too annoyed by the unlikelyhood of it.My only real qualms about this series is that there will only... Read more

Review:Cody's reaction to her best friend's suicide is understandable. They've been living apart for the first time in their lives. Meg got a scholarship to University and Cody's biding her time raising funds to eventually join Meg. In the meantime though she's been struggling with a sense of resentment over the fact that she's had to remain in their small home town while Meg's off having new experiences and making new friends.

What basically comes next is Cody's attempt to understand how and wh... Read more

Review:I enjoyed the characters in this book and can not wait for the next installment! The mix of magic in the mayhem makes for a excellent story with so many different avenues to explorer as the series progresses. Read more

Review:My Thoughts: Geez, I thought I would love this one, seriously. Usually I like these kind of novels even though it seems like there are a lot of them. Girl stuck between two boys where the boys are on different sides.

Well, we are introduced to Lorelei who lost her parents a while ago. They went missing and nobody knows why/where. Lorelei lives with her grandparents now.

A new boy comes to town and takes an interest in her. His name is Jared. But this also draws the attention of Cam... Read more

Review:This book is gives a realistic perspective of events than are happening around us today. As an educator, I would use this for a literature discussion for 8th grade and up. Tells both sides of a story. I couldn't put it down Read more

Review:This book is breathtaking. I just finished it about five minutes ago and am having a hard time organizing my thoughts because this book is just so incredible on so many levels. The prose, for starters. Toe-curlingly good. I caught my breath a few times. The characters are well-drawn and quirky in the best possible way and just so living and breathing and aching that you can't help but feel for them. The story is incredibly original, the magic makes me feel like I'm a little kid again swimming ar... Read more