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Review

Tempestuous

Jun 6, 2016 | Olivia
Tempestuous by Lesley Livingston |

I wanted to love this book. I really, really wanted to love this book. Instead, I found myself reading it only so that I could finish the series, not because I was really all that excited about it. However, I think I have figured out why, and it turns out I can’t blame Lesley Livingston at all. Let’s break it down.

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I wanted to love this book. I really, really wanted to love this book. Instead, I found myself reading it only so that I could finish the series, not because I was really all that excited about it. However, I think I have figured out why, and it turns out I can’t blame Lesley Livingston at all. Let’s break it down.

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Review

The DUFF

Jun 4, 2016 | Sarah
The DUFF by Kody Keplinger |

The delivery of the DUFF is its best quality, the voice of Bianca is a good balance of sassy, pessimistic and real; a quick-read that is entertaining the whole way through – a recommended read for an afternoon at the cottage or poolside!

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The delivery of the DUFF is its best quality, the voice of Bianca is a good balance of sassy, pessimistic and real; a quick-read that is entertaining the whole way through – a recommended read for an afternoon at the cottage or poolside!

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Review

Darklight

Jun 2, 2016 | Olivia
Darklight by Lesley Livingston |

I finally finished part two of this series after the whole “losing it in a grocery store and having to reorder from Amazon” mishap. Because of the fact that I was in the middle of the action when I lost my first copy of this book, getting back into it was a bit difficult. I debated restarting, but as it turns out, I am very lazy and so that didn’t happen. I guess you really do win some and you really do lose some… ON TO THE REVIEW!

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I finally finished part two of this series after the whole “losing it in a grocery store and having to reorder from Amazon” mishap. Because of the fact that I was in the middle of the action when I lost my first copy of this book, getting back into it was a bit difficult. I debated restarting, but as it turns out, I am very lazy and so that didn’t happen. I guess you really do win some and you really do lose some… ON TO THE REVIEW!

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Ramblings

The day I lost a book in the grocery store.

May 27, 2016 | Olivia

Yesterday, I lived any book lovers nightmare.

I was at the grocery store picking up some buns for dinner (delicious, delicious pulled pork). The outfit I was wearing had no pockets (dear dress makers take note: pockets. They are amazing) and I did not have enough hands for all the things I was carrying (namely my phone, my copy of Darklight, some olives and a bag of croissants). Now, naturally, I had to put everything down on the shelf so that I could grab the buns.

Worst. Decision. Ever.

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Review

Wondrous Strange

May 25, 2016 | Olivia
Wondrous Strange by Lesley Livingston |

I’m going to be honest. I only picked up this book because of the cover. When I read the back description, I wasn’t enthused. As I started the first few pages of the book, I wasn’t convinced.

An hour later, I missed my subway stop because I was so into it.

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I’m going to be honest. I only picked up this book because of the cover. When I read the back description, I wasn’t enthused. As I started the first few pages of the book, I wasn’t convinced.

An hour later, I missed my subway stop because I was so into it.

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