This is another VF read from earlier in the year, same month as Undead and Unwed. Hence reading two vamp romances at the same time. In similar fashion, the characters seem to have questionable intelligence. However, at least this one had two enjoyable enough mysteries intertwined with the romance. A Girl’s Guide to Vampires is the first entry in the Dark Ones series by Ms. MacAlister. Joy and her friend Roxy end up in eastern europe working a book fair (Can I haz your job, please!). They decided to […]
I’ve got a laser pointer, come out and PLAAAAAAAAAY!
My stepson was turned onto the Warriors series by a school friend. The fact that I found this book mind-numbingly boring doesn’t take away from the awesomeness of that.
Not as tear-jerky as the movie
Although, I did feel a little prickling in my eyes when I was finished.
Just what you wanted, more Little Golden Books!
I know, I know, but I want to make it to the end of this thing, and this is the only way.
A time lord, a bounty hunter and a captain walk into a church…
I wish I had more Doctor Who novels, I could finish this thing up in true geek style.
Revisiting the Raven Ring (Reviews 17-21)
Years ago, as a teenager I took the Raven Ring out of the public library, and instantly devoured it. Twice. Before Katniss Everdeen and Hermione Granger, I had Eleret, a mountain warrior woman who couldn’t grasp city mannerisms, but who could memorize anything spoken to her and throw knives with the best of them. I loved that book so much that my friend almost stole it from the library because even 13 years ago, the book wasn’t easy to find. However, one of the great things […]
- « Previous Page
- 1
- …
- 138
- 139
- 140
- 141
- 142
- …
- 158
- Next Page »