Anisa

damn her mom, the ‘creator' and so many people in her life sucked... yikes. the writing was well done, I made me uncomfortable multiple times, Jenette had quite some issues on her own many developed because of the abuse, but wow... the acting industry sucks, especially fo children, I hate it. it sucks more because I liked Sam and Cat as a kid and seeing how much she was going through at the time is hard.

Well, this was weird, lol. I wanted to give these old famous books a try and so I picked the is up! The cover on mine was soo beautiful! The Metamorphosis was the most bizarre one! About a young man who turns into a beetle-like insect one morning and how life turned to hell. Spoilerhis family was soo awful and uncaring that he literally dies in the end... The other stories were shorter. The Judgment was a bit hard to follow but rather short. It's about this son and his dad's conflicts and stuff regarding a friend he supposedly has in Petersburg and his marriage. I couldn't figure out if the son or the dad was wrong... The Stoker is pretty odd too! I was shocked to find out it's about a guySpoiler who got assaulted by a middle-aged housemaid!!! WOW! He is sent to America on about and meets the stoker... Also, he finds his uncle there... I mean these stories weren't bad but rather odd and not something I'd read often...

Oh my, this one was more emotional than the past ones... I just felt so bad for Emily and then even worse for Aaron. It's just the first time Neptune was truly sad in grief and when we even find out why intermarriages were made illegal by him. I'm soo happy about the ending and can't wait to what adventures the new friends will go at. SpoilerI love Aaron so much and I'm happy now Emily has a friend who knows her struggles of being a semi-mer! I recommend it to Emily Windsnap fans and everyone cuz it's a very fun read and the story and characters are great!

kinda ok... not my type but read it for school...

Man, this was very interesting! I liked it a lot! Wow this was kinda deep for a MG read, is it YA too? The main character Jonathan (not to be confused with John, lol) is sent into this awful island school for delinquent boys. He has a horrible secret that keeps haunting him (I kinda guessed earlier on but still) and I'd say his PTSD and grief and guilt is soo real and very nicely handled. I liked his friendship with Colin and how even though Sebastian was being shi#*y he still didn't hate him and be mad at him. I liked his character and the ending... wow! I gotta say it was a light fast read! I read this for a Book Club and I'm glad I did, I'm impressed by how it sounds as a sort of classic and stuff. Also the books mentioned about islands and seas