A Monster Calls Book Review

Title: A Monster Calls
Author: Patrick Ness (with the idea of Siobhan Dowd)
Pages: 215
Published: 2011
Rating: 4/5

Blurb (Goodreads):
The monster showed up after midnight. As they do.
But it isn’t the monster Conor’s been expecting. He’s been expecting the one from his nightmare, the one he’s had nearly every night since his mother started her treatments, the one with the darkness and the wind and the screaming…
This monster is something different, though. Something ancient, something wild. And it wants the most dangerous thing of all from Conor.
It wants the truth.

My Review:

I really do love Patrick Ness’ writing so I’m slowly but surely working my way through all his books. I’ve read his Chaos Walking series and his More Than This books, and each time I think I need to read all his books! So this is what I’m doing. A Monster Calls was originally Siobhan Dowd’s idea and Patrick Ness was asked to write the book for her as she sadly passed away before she could. I believe that Patrick Ness truly did Siobhan Dowd proud as this book was beautiful.

Things I liked:

My favourite character has to be the monster. I know, I’m as surprised as you are. But the monster was funny like actually made me laugh funny and Conor’s sarcasm to the monster. I liked that each time he meets with the main character Conor, he tells a tale and each tale I found to be fascinating. There were always an unexpected moral behind each tale the monster told and that I really enjoyed and was looking forward to the monster coming back. They made an odd pair and it was fun to watch opposite personalities clash. I think the whole book is such a sensitive subject that a lot of people have to deal with – I don’t mean a monster calling you in the middle of the night, but the whole concept of what is happening to Conor which I cannot say because it is a spoiler. This book was so raw and pure with emotions that it was like you were feeling them yourself. Patrick Ness’ writing style always draws the reader in and his writing style stands out from every other author I’ve read, he’s definitely one of my favourite authors.

Things I disliked:

This book was heart wrenching and I think I needed a happy book so this might have been the wrong one for me. But I would have loved it even more any other time when I was feeling a bit happier. But that’s my personal opinion, I would reread this book maybe later on in the year.

Overall:

As I’ve said a couple times already, I think Patrick Ness is a very talented author and his writing style is unique and makes him stand out. I think more people should read his books because I know they would love them if they did. I rated it a 4/5 as I really liked this book and would recommend this book to anyone that feels like crying (joke) and is interested in a meaningful book.

Slammed Book Review

Title: Slammed
Author: Colleen Hoover
Pages: 317
Published: 2012
Rating: 3/5

Blurb (Goodreads):
Following the unexpected death of her father, 18-year-old Layken is forced to be the rock for both her mother and younger brother. Outwardly, she appears resilient and tenacious, but inwardly, she’s losing hope.

Enter Will Cooper: The attractive, 21-year-old new neighbor with an intriguing passion for slam poetry and a unique sense of humor. Within days of their introduction, Will and Layken form an intense emotional connection, leaving Layken with a renewed sense of hope.

Not long after an intense, heart-stopping first date, they are slammed to the core when a shocking revelation forces their new relationship to a sudden halt. Daily interactions become impossibly painful as they struggle to find a balance between the feelings that pull them together, and the secret that keeps them apart.

My Review:
This book had a really good beginning, I loved the relationship blooming within the first couple of chapters. Normally I would complain that they liked each other so soon. But the whole idea was so it could show how much they were meant to be together. But something happens which makes them being a couple impossible.

Things I liked:
The slam poetry was the main theme of this book as the character Will Cooper loved it. I liked this because I used to go to an open night like Will did where people would say slam poetry. It’s an amazing thing to watch and to read. Colleen Hoover’s slam poems were all amazing and heart breaking. I would love to have seen them live. I also liked the whole plot which stops Will and Layken from being able to date. I can’t talk about it much, but I wasn’t expecting it. I’ve made this point a couple times about Colleen Hoover as I’ve read a few of her books, but she sure can write hot male characters. But I also liked all the other characters like Layken’s little brother and her mum that were a massive part of the book.

Things I disliked:
I’m not sure if this is just me but sometimes I think books can try too hard to be sad, *cough* Veronica Roth, Allegiant *cough* and sometimes you just wish it could be happy for one chapter. This book was sad, but sometimes when things are that sad, it’s unbelievable so I didn’t really feel anything towards it. I don’t know if I’m just typing a lot of rubbish and that you have no idea what I’m talking about. But that’s just my opinion. Maybe I’m not in the mood for a sad book lately.

Overall:
I did like this book and would recommend it for a good romance book, especially if you love slam poetry because Colleen Hoover seriously has that talent. I wish she would preform some, I would watch it! I rated it 3/5 because I did like it, but it wasn’t my favourite book that Hoover has wrote.

Landline Book Review

Title: Landline
Author:Rainbow Rowell
Pages: 320
Published: 2014
Rating: 4/5

Blurb (Goodreads):

Georgie McCool knows her marriage is in trouble. That it’s been in trouble for a long time. She still loves her husband, Neal, and Neal still loves her, deeply — but that almost seems besides the point now.

Maybe that was always besides the point.

Two days before they’re supposed to visit Neal’s family in Omaha for Christmas, Georgie tells Neal that she can’t go. She’s a TV writer, and something’s come up on her show; she has to stay in Los Angeles. She knows that Neal will be upset with her — Neal is always a little upset with Georgie — but she doesn’t expect to him to pack up the kids and go home without her.

When her husband and the kids leave for the airport, Georgie wonders if she’s finally done it. If she’s ruined everything.

That night, Georgie discovers a way to communicate with Neal in the past. It’s not time travel, not exactly, but she feels like she’s been given an opportunity to fix her marriage before it starts . . .

Is that what she’s supposed to do?

Or would Georgie and Neal be better off if their marriage never happened?

My Review:

Have you ever bought someone a gift knowing that you’ll use it more than them? I can’t be the only one that is guilty of this. I may have bought my mum Landline so I could read it after her. It was a win-win though. She enjoyed it and so did I.

Things I liked:

• Neal was adorable. I liked how Neal was the complete opposite of Levi from Fangirl. Neal rarely smiled or even laughed but was married to a Comedy writer that lives for the laughs. Georgie and Neal were an odd couple and pretty much opposites, and sometimes they clashed.
• Rowell has a precious gift of writing dialogue which can be so hilarious or so realistic that you can imagine every single character in this book. I’ve read other books of Rowell and she always has a variation of different characters that are unlike any others. I think this is why I love her books so much.
• It’s amazing that Rowell manages to deal with so many issues other than a failing marriage like homosexuality, friendship, family and careers. Rowell’s always has an idea that seems simple, but is so complex that your head might spin off.
• Have I mentioned that Fangirl is one of my favourite books and that Cath and Levi appeared in this book? I screamed. That may have been my favourite part.

Things I disliked:

• Of course at the age of eighteen, I have never been married and I don’t know the hardships of it, I found it hard to relate to older Georgie. But the flashbacks of her and Neal as their younger selves were more like the books I read and I liked those bits the best, they were adorable!
• I’m sort of stupid and hate open endings because it hurts my head trying to work out what happened, I would rather someone just told me what was going on. This book sort of ended like that.

Sum Up:

I may be biased, but isn’t everyone biased when they read a book by their favourite author? Well, personally, I love Rainbow Rowell and I love her books and Landline added to the books I love of hers. I rated it 4/5 because it of the things I loved didn’t match the things I disliked. And the things I disliked were more personal than anything.

One for the Money Book Review

Title: One for the Money (Stephanie Plum #1)
Author: Janet Evanovich
Pages: 320
Published: 1994
Rating: 4/5

Blurb (Goodreads):

Pestered by her close New Jersey family, Stephanie Plum offers to catch high-school crush Joe Morelli, cop turned bail jumper, for her cousin Vinnie’s company. She questions “working girls” to find the missing girlfriend of vicious prizefighter Benito Ramirez while Joe secretly watches her back. Ranger mentors her and supplies vehicles when hers explode.

My Review:

About two years ago my cousin forced me to read this book, I finally did and adored it. I ended up reading the full Stephanie Plum series which is like 20 books. I fell in love with Stephanie Plum and her whacky bounty hunter job. 2 years is a long time, especially considering how many books I’ve read since them and I missed my Stephanie Plum! So I just had to reread it and buy all the series on my kindle… Oops, I feel sorry for my bank account.

Things I liked:

I love Stephanie Plum so much. Stephanie Plum is probably one of my favourite characters ever, she’s hilarious. The things she says actually make me laugh out loud. I make sure I don’t drink juice reading these books because I would end up spitting it out laughing. I like that the plot in these books seem really simple, but then you never know who the murderer or criminal is. Janet Evanovich is a really good crime writer, but makes it funny at the same time. I like that this book has the perfect balance of seriousness but is still hilarious. The book always keeps you guessing until the end, it’s a game of Who did it? and for a long of these books, you don’t know until she tells you.

Things I disliked:

In this book I don’t like the character Ranger that mentors Stephanie, I don’t know why, but I just don’t. This is strange because for the rest of the series, he becomes my favourite character. I feel like he gives a bad first impression in this one, but I think I’m biased because I’ve already read the full series.

Sum Up:

I beg everyone to read this series and tweet me at @DARKESTMLNDS so we can talk all night about them. I rate this book 4/5 because it’s simple and amazing. I hope the next time we talk, you will have read the full Stephanie Plum series!

Ugly Love Book Review

Title: Ugly Love
Author: Colleen Hoover
Pages: 320
Published: 2014
Rating: 4/5

Blurb (Goodreads):

When Tate Collins meets airline pilot Miles Archer, she knows it isn’t love at first sight. They wouldn’t even go so far as to consider themselves friends. The only thing Tate and Miles have in common is an undeniable mutual attraction. Once their desires are out in the open, they realize they have the perfect set-up. He doesn’t want love, she doesn’t have time for love, so that just leaves the sex. Their arrangement could be surprisingly seamless, as long as Tate can stick to the only two rules Miles has for her.

Never ask about the past.
Don’t expect a future.

They think they can handle it, but realize almost immediately they can’t handle it at all.

Hearts get infiltrated.
Promises get broken.
Rules get shattered.
Love gets ugly

My Review:

Wow, Colleen Hoover writes really hot books that make me fan myself more times than I can count. This book sparked with amazing dialogue, beautiful writing styles and haunted characters. This book was just released and is her New Adult book. I always feel like I have to remind people that New Adult is different from Young Adult.

Things I liked:

Is it bad that every book I read I end up falling for the really hot male character? I hope not. Because Miles was my favourite character in this novel. Yes, I know I’m predictable! Leave me alone! I loved the idea of him being so mysterious, and his back story, ouchhhh. Talk about painful! I liked how funny the dialogue was, it was filled with sassy characters that just fix. Tate being a nurse and Miles being a pilot, I loved how passionate they both were about their jobs. And okay, the kissing scenes were wow. I think it should be in the law that every book should have hot kissing scenes, it’s a rule that every author should follow. Okay, maybe not Mein Kampf, no kissing in that books, thank you.

Things I disliked:

Uhhhh, I don’t know. Sometimes books try to be too sad and it’s annoying. Like I loved this book, but sometimes there were scenes that were suppose to be reallllly sad, I mean it was depressing me. But that’s just me, maybe I wasn’t in the mood for a sad book, you know.

Sum up:

I gave it a 4 or maybe a 3.5 out of 5, I haven’t decided yet, but I really did like this book and read it within a couple hours with my new kindle! It’s the first book I’ve read on my kindle so it’s going to hold a special place in my heart. I’m lame, I know. But yeahhh, I would recommend this book to anyone that loves new adult category and a lot of sex scenes. It’s a friends with benefits book, what do you expect???

Hexed Book Review

Title: Hexed
Author: Michelle Krys
Pages: 384
Published: 2014
Rating: 2.5/5

Blurb (Goodreads):

If high school is all about social status, Indigo Blackwood has it made. Sure, her quirky mom owns an occult shop, and a nerd just won’t stop trying to be her friend, but Indie is a popular cheerleader with a football-star boyfriend and a social circle powerful enough to ruin everyone at school. Who wouldn’t want to be her?

Then a guy dies right before her eyes. And the dusty old family Bible her mom is freakishly possessive of is stolen. But it’s when a frustratingly sexy stranger named Bishop enters Indie’s world that she learns her destiny involves a lot more than pom-poms and parties. If she doesn’t get the Bible back, every witch on the planet will die. And that’s seriously bad news for Indie, because according to Bishop, she’s a witch too.

Suddenly forced into a centuries-old war between witches and sorcerers, Indie’s about to uncover the many dark truths about her life—and a future unlike any she ever imagined on top of the cheer pyramid.

My Review:

Isn’t it just horrible when you read a good book but hate the narrator? It’s the worst. The narrator is the most important person in the book so if you don’t like them, it’s a slim chance you’re going to like the book. So this is what happened with me with Hexed. Indigo Blackwood actually annoyed me so much from page one until the very end that I’m surprised I finished the book.

Things I liked:

I liked Indigo’s neighbour, Paige, she’s cute and funny! And reminded me of myself, maybe that’s why I hated Indigo when she thought Paige was annoying. Bishop made me laugh at nearly every line and it struck a chord when he was serious, I like Indigo’s love interest even though I don’t think she deserved him. The plot of the witches vs sorcerers was clever! I liked the sorcerers as well, they were good baddies and made me scared whenever they were there. Okay, I liked mostly everything except Indigo.

Things I disliked:

Indigo. I just really hated her. Like she always said Paige was annoying because she wanted to be her friend, but seriously Indigo was the annoying one and I had no idea why Paige would even want to be her friend. Indigo’s personality was stuck up stereotypical cheerleader and all she cared about was herself. Like when I read it, her priorities were just stupid, she cared more about what people thought about her than anything. Ugh! Sometimes she would overreact to things that weren’t important, but when something really bad happened, she didn’t care! And I just thought Indigo and Bishop’s relationship was so forced, it went straight from hate to love within pages, I don’t know if the middle of my book was missing, but that’s how it seemed.

I gave it 2.5 stars because it was still a good book, I just didn’t like aspects of it, but another people would so I recommend this book to anyone that likes witches and doesn’t mind a self-obsessed narrator. Sorry, that was mean.

Isla and the Happily Ever After Book Review

Title: Isla and the Happily Ever After
Author: Stephanie Perkins
Pages: 339
Published: 2014
Rating: 4.5/5

Blurb (Goodreads):

From the glittering streets of Manhattan to the moonlit rooftops of Paris, falling in love is easy for hopeless dreamer Isla and introspective artist Josh. But as they begin their senior year in France, Isla and Josh are quickly forced to confront the heartbreaking reality that happily-ever-afters aren’t always forever.

My Review:

This is the third book in Stephanie Perkins trilogy, I highly suggest that you read the first and second book before reading the third, but it’s not essential, but it would make it so much more amazing than it already is! My review for Anna and the French Kiss is here and my review for Lola and the Boy Next Door is here!

BOO-HOO. That’s the sound of me crying because it’s all over! No. It can’t be over! I need more of Stephanie Perkins writing and perfect love stories, it can’t be finished, noooo. But god this book is a beautiful ending! Background characters from the first book become the main characters in this one, and God, I loved them as much as Anna and Etienne. Okay that’s not true because Anna and Etienne are my favourite couple in the whole universe of fictional couples, but they were close.

Things I liked:

Isla was my favourite character, oh my god, I could relate to her so much that I got a little paranoid that Stephanie Perkins might have wrote a character about me, like seriously, I was even the same height as her. Yes, I am very small! And her personality was so real and true, I got chills reading it because I can compare myself to her so easily! This book felt different from the last two, but a great different! I liked Josh in Anna and the French Kiss and absolutely loved him in this one. I liked how different Josh and Isla were to one another, but somehow were amazing together. Stephanie Perkins writes the way I wish I could, her stories seem simple but have so many twists and turns that make it so beautiful.  And of course my favourite scene was the one that included Anna and Etienne. I don’t think I have ever cried with happiness at the ending of a book, but wow. This series makes me remember that books can actually be happy and don’t have to rip my heart out all the time. I hated finishing this series knowing that I wasn’t going to be apart of it anymore, I felt like I was losing all my friends when I closed the book, the characters are too real for me to think they are only fictional.

Things I disliked:

Sometimes Isla annoyed me and yes I know that I said I relate to Isla a lot but I annoy myself all the time as well so it wasn’t that annoying way that I had to stop reading. But most books are the same, a character needs to annoy you now and again. I also dislike that I have to say goodbye to all my favourite characters, I just wish they were in more than one chapter.

I rated it out of 4.5 out of 5 because I really really loved it but I’ve seen a lot of people being disappointed with this book, but I’m not really sure why! And I rate the full trilogy 10/5 because it was that good, it doesn’t even fit in a barrier. These books just made me so damn happy and sometimes that’s all I need in a book.

Thank you, Stephanie Perkins! You are now one of my favourite authors, congratulations on having the cutest trilogy ever.

Lola and the Boy Next Door Book Review

Title: Lola and the Boy Next Door
Author: Stephanie Perkins
Pages: 338
Published: 2013
Rating: 4/5

Blurb (Goodreads):

Lola Nolan is a budding costume designer, and for her, the more outrageous, sparkly, and fun the outfit, the better. And everything is pretty perfect in her life (right down to her hot rocker boyfriend) until the Bell twins, Calliope and Cricket, return to the neighbourhood. When Cricket, a gifted inventor, steps out from his twin sister’s shadow and back into Lola’s life, she must finally reconcile a lifetime of feelings for the boy next door.

My Review:

This is the second book in the trilogy, the first is Anna and the French Kiss. The link to the book review is here and I suggest it would be better to read the first book first because it’ll spoil the ending of the first book. But it would still make sense if you didn’t, it would just be better if you did, but they are wrote in a way that they are separate stories. Anywayyy, I swear my week has been full of Stephanie Perkins’ words, not that I mind! I’m happy about this, her words are perfect. I reread Anna and the French Kiss the other day then I read Lola and the Boy Next Door last night in one sitting and went straight onto the third book Isla and the Happily Ever After which I am reading the now and loving.

Things I liked:
I liked the way Lola seen Cricket. He was awkward and a little unsociable, but Lola loved that about him. Perkins wrote that Cricket isn’t the best looking boy out there, but he was in Lola’s eyes. It was different from the usual storyline of main character falling for a guy that everyone is in love with, but somehow he likes her back even if she’s not the hottest girl. The background story of Lola and Cricket’s past was pretty cute. Sometimes it’s hard to connect to books when the characters already know each other before the books starts, but Perkins seemed to nail it down perfectly. I just love Stephanie Perkins’ writing style, it’s so interesting and pulls me into the little worlds she creates. I think this is what makes the books so good because her narrative can be so funny but then heart breaking at the same time. All Lola’s costumes were so fun and made me laugh reading about them, I wish I had Lola’s skill to design clothes. Oh and can I bring up that my favourite fictional couples are in this book? Anna and Etienne are adorable! I think the scenes with them were my favourite, oops. I’m sorry! I just love them so much.

Things I disliked:
I didn’t relate to Lola as much as I did with Anna. And I’m sorry I’m comparing this book to Anna and the French Kiss, but I can’t help it. But I suppose it shows Stephanie Perkins’ talent of being able to write two completely different characters that I relate to one but not the other. Sometimes Lola just made bad decision and I wanted to shake her until her wig fell off, but I still really liked her.

Wow, that looks like I disliked a lot of things, but half of that paragraph is me complimenting Stephanie Perkins. But overall, I really did like this book, it’s good! I would read it again and recommend it to anyone that loves a good romance. I rated it 4/5 because I didn’t love it as much as Anna and the French Kiss, but I still really liked it!

Anna and the French Kiss Book Review

Title: Anna and the French Kiss
Author: Stephanie Perkins
Pages: 400
Published: 2013
Rating: 5/5

Blurb (Goodreads):

Can Anna find love in the City of Light?
Anna is happy in Atlanta. She has a loyal best friend and a crush on her coworker at the movie theater, who is just starting to return her affection. So she’s less than thrilled when her father decides to send her to a boarding school in Paris for her senior year. But despite not speaking a word of French, Anna meets some cool new people, including the handsome Étienne St. Clair, who quickly becomes her best friend. Unfortunately, he’s taken —and Anna might be, too. Will a year of romantic near misses end with the French kiss she’s waiting for?

My Review:

This is the second time I have read this book and I loved it the first time but the second time adored it. I still laughed at the hilarious parts, I still cried at the sad bits and I still screamed at the cute bits. I cannot express how much I think everyone should read this book. I think this might be my favourite romance novel. I just ordered the two next books so I thought I should read this book again because it was that good the first time. The first time I read this book, I read it within the first sitting and the second time I did the same, it was physically impossible to put this book down.

Things I liked loved:
Everything! Absolutely everything. I loved the main character. I love when characters in books have a hobby that no one really has. In this book Anna wants to be a film critic and reviews every film she sees and I could relate to her love of films with my love of books! My favourite character was Etienne St. Clair! Oh. My. God. I have never felt this strongly about a fictional character. He was so perfect. But Stephanie Perkins gave him flaws and made him moody and have real feelings that human beings have, even boys! And can we talk about Anna’s grandad being Scottish? I laughed at the Scottish references (I’m Scottish if you haven’t guessed). The writing style just flows and is so witty that it makes me laugh alone and the dialogue could make me cry with laughter, the character were hilarious.  I also liked that it was set in France, the setting was so romantic and cute. It made me want to visit Paris so much! But made me not want to learn the French language, it sounded really hard. I also liked how every character had a different personality, even little minor characters got a big part in the book.

Things I disliked:
It wasn’t long enough. I’m not Anna and Etienne St. Clair is only a fictional character. I don’t live in Paris and I’m jealous of everyone that does.

I would recommend this book to everyone. I remember reading this the first time after reading the Infernal Devices and it made me remember that some books can actually make you happy! I know it shocked me too, normally they just break my heart! I rated this 5 out of 5, I would rate it 10 out of 5 if it was possible. This book is so simple but so perfect, I couldn’t help but fall in love. I cannot wait to read the next two books, I just wish Amazon would hurry up with my order. I need these books right now!

My Name Is Memory Book Review

Title: My Name Is Memory
Author: Ann Brashares
Pages: 402
Published: 2010
Rating: 3/5

Blurb (Goodreads):

Daniel has spent centuries falling in love with the same girl. Life after life, crossing continents and dynasties, he and Sophia (despite her changing name and form) have been drawn together-and he remembers it all. Daniel has “the memory”, the ability to recall past lives and recognize souls of those he’s previously known. It is a gift and a curse. For all the times that he and Sophia have been drawn together throughout history, they have also been torn painfully, fatally, apart. A love always too short.

Interwoven through Sophia and Daniel’s unfolding present day relationship are glimpses of their expansive history together. From 552 Asia Minor to 1918 England and 1972 Virginia, the two souls share a long and sometimes torturous path of seeking each other time and time again. But just when young Sophia (now “Lucy” in the present) finally begins to awaken to the secret of their shared past, to understand the true reason for the strength of their attraction, the mysterious force that has always torn them apart reappears. Ultimately, they must come to understand what stands in the way of their love if they are ever to spend a lifetime together.

My Review:

Ugh this book made me so mad. I was thinking about raving how silly the cover is, but how amazing the book is and this was proof not to judge books by it’s cover. I had this review planned out so well! But then I read the full book and now I just wish I never bought this book and judged it by it’s cover because seriously what the heck was that ending? I think my book was missing the last few pages because I’m sure mine didn’t even end. This book should be called “How To Ruin An Amazing Book With The Last Few Chapters.”

Things I liked:

The writing style was my favourite. It went from present day to back in time to Daniel’s past lives.  This gave Daniel and Lucy a back story and made the reader believe that the two should be together. As Daniel goes through his past lives, he’s always thinking about how to get to Lucy and in some ways it’s not the right time and I just thought it was beautiful that he loved her every life time. I liked both Daniel and Lucy, normally I read a book and at least one of the main character annoy me. But not this time, both I could see their line of thought and understood why they did things and I just really liked this book so I’m so mad about the ending that was so stupid. Ugh okay sorry I’ll save it for the next paragraph. I liked the build up to them meeting again in the present life and how much I wanted it to work out. This was due to their past lives, I was like shouting, “they deserve to be together after everything!!!!!” I also really liked the concept of having past lives and only some remember them. It was a good storyline and so romantic. God, why did that ending have to ruin the full book?

Things I disliked:

Have you guessed yet? I hated the ending! It wasn’t even a cliffhanger, it was like the author was getting real bored of writing this book and said “oh well let’s just end it when it’s not even finished, no one will notice.” Well guess who noticed? ME! AND IM ANNOYED! Okay, I respect that it’s your book and you can end it anyway you want… No, but seriously why would you do this to me? This could have easily been a 5 star book and now I struggled to give it a 3.Also it was like the author just added in some pointless characters that added nothing to the story, but could have if they were developed more. I could have overlooked this if the ending wasn’t so meh, but it seemed like some characters were added in for filter chapters and that was it.

Okay so you know all my feelings towards this book, if you ever read it, I suggest reading to the third last chapter and stopping because seriously the last two chapters ruined it for me big time.

I’m sorry if this is a total spoiler thing?? But I never said what happened, I just said I didn’t like it, but some people might. Remember this review is my opinion, and mine only so you shouldn’t judge a book by my review.