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Marked Review

March 11th, 2010 No comments
Marked (House of Night, Book 1)

Early on in my reading of Marked, I wasn’t at all sure I would like this young adult novel.The story of Zoey Redbird, a sixteen year old girl who is unhappy at home, becoming “marked” as a fledgling vampyre, just seemed a bit forced.I wanted to feel a part of her story but her angst [...]

The Angel Experiment Review

March 11th, 2010 No comments
The Angel Experiment (Maximum Ride, Book 1)

Surprised at all the negative reviews, but then again its all just opinion, so here is mine:James Patterson isn’t Ernest Hemingway!
Maximum ride is a fast read.Its a fast read because it is fun, imaginative, and adventurous.It centers on a group of various children who all have certain genetic enhancements.One of these enhancements is the ability [...]

MAX: A Maximum Ride Novel Review

March 10th, 2010 No comments
MAX: A Maximum Ride Novel

Picking up this book, I was skeptical. Can anyone remember the fourth book, The Final Warning, and how much we all disliked it? I was ready for another 309 pages of disappointment.
But boy, was I wrong. This book is great, and the series is one its way to redemption. The story starts out slow, and [...]

The Dead Girls’ Dance Review

March 10th, 2010 No comments
The Dead Girls

I was lucky enough to pick this up just days after I’d read Glass Houses and had cooled off from facing the unwelcome cliffhanger that topped off what was otherwise a terrific book. As the other reviewers say, this picks up moments later and the action is non-stop until the end — where we get [...]

Ender’s Game Review

March 9th, 2010 No comments
Ender

Orson Scott Card tells a futuristic tale, yet it is only a prediction of what the modern world would look like. In Ender’s Game, he explains the hardships of gifted children who are isolated in order to develop prowess.
Card is a writer of various genres including science fiction, fantasies, biblical works, and guides to [...]