Review:Book nine of the Spook's/Last Apprentice series. (There will be thirteen in all.)

The first eight books of this series were narrated by Tom Ward, the titular Last Apprentice, who has a voice clearly his own. It is more clear that it is his and not Delaney's when one reads this ninth book, which is narrated by Grimalkin. Her voice is terser and more matter-of-fact than Tom's.

Grimalkin is the great witch-assassin who first attempted to slay, then allied herself with Tom against the ... Read more

Review:I have really appreciated reading all the previous books in the series (except for the stand alone soldier’s son trilogy which I haven’t read) and especially the ones with our beloved Fitz. This book however would get a 2/5 if it were not for how it fits so well into the rest of the world of the elderlings.
1, the book could well have been comprised to fit together into a slightly longer first book in the series and 2, gooosh I got so tired of all the interwoven homoerotic storylines! Come on... Read more

Review:I found this book disjointed and not easy to follow. I am an avid reader and heard such great reviews of this book but it really doesn't warrant such glowing reports, sorry to say. The characters were not well developed and the story line so convoluted as to not make sense. Read more

Review:3 book series......love !! love!! love!!! this new author and will buy any books that have this interesting and fast pace i have enjoyed !!! mentions so many places, streets that make you feel you are really living in savannah while you adventure through his books !!! Read more

Review:If you’re anything like me, the atmospheric book cover alone will draw you into THE PECULIAR MIRACLES OF ANTOINETTE MARTIN, but it’s the prose that will make you linger. The publisher heralds the novel as being in the same family as THE LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS by Vanessa Diffenbaugh. More accurately, I think the true reader for this book lies in the intersection of Diffenbaugh’s works and those who enjoy Sarah Addison Allen’s stories of whimsical magical realism.

There’s a lot to like about S... Read more

Review:First I liked the story of "Little Pea" and looked for the book. The story is fun and the picture is cute. I tried this set but I think it was better for me to buy only "Little Pea" because the details of the stories are different, though, the pattern of them are almost same. Read more

Review:The black pearl was a good book with many surprises and sometimes confusing. Overall it was a good book. And I really like Scott o' dell; the he rights puts the story so the reader can see it all, from the very beginning to the very last period. Read more

Review:“’After’?”

“It’s about my journey, after meeting you.”

I am not sure where I even start writing the review for After Ever Happy, book four in the After series by Anna Todd, because to be honest, I am truly a blubbering mess. I had no idea when I started this series just what an effect these two characters would have on me. I fell into a love/hate relationship with them early on and this journey with them has been one hell of a ride.

If you are new to the After series, it is ... Read more

Review:This series is awful. The two main characters are horrible. I don't understand why Tessa needs to be so infantile about everything. There are no discussions about misunderstandings, just huge, public screaming matches. Who behaves that way? And Hardin is an abusive, manipulating piece of crap. There are no good characters! Everyone is petulant and hateful.

There seems to be no identifiable plot, and it's obvious that this is a Mary Sue fanfiction of the author and Harry Styles. I'... Read more

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