Soledad

The first book is better but this was cute

All around teen angsty fun love story. I loved this book.

I really love Chris' writing style and the whole TLOS series and this book proved it.
I must say this book is much better than The Enchantress Returns and much easier to read. It ends in a predictable but very annoying cliffhanger, and I'm anxiously waiting for the 4th book in this series.

One thing puts this book above all else: the metaphors. The damn metaphors!

This book is amazing. I wasn't expecting to enjoy this book as much as i did. The storyline seemed ti be predictable and a little dumb, but it's not at all. I need a sequel right now.

I was expecting a lot more. It's good but not great.

I can't even describe what this book made me feel. But I've cried the whole last hour while I was reading the ending. That's all.

This book is so amazing I don't even know where to start.

I didn't know much about this sory going in, except that is was great, so I had high expectations and it surpassed them all.

This story is about family, love, finding yourself, growing up. It follows Jude and Noah, who are twins, and how their love for art ends up sliping up the family and how their jealousy is so strong they tear each other up froma young age.
But the book doesn't tell you all the story at first. It shows Noah's POV when they were 13-14 and jumps to Jude's POV when they're 16, every other chapter. Which the author does very well. I think we actually got a lot more out of the story because of this.
It's full of wonderful, heart melting metaphors that just takes you away from this world. How Noah just loves colors and painting so much, his POV chapters take you on another level. It is about jealousy and what it made to the twins, but it's also about redemption, forgiviness and sibling love.

I recommend this bookd so much. It really blew me away and the last few pages made me cry of joy.

This is the best book I've read in a long time

Such a lovely romance. Easily one of my favorite lesbian novel so far.

This is the 2nd best book of the series, for me. Only behind ‘Messenger'. I never really got into ‘The Giver', but this book made me like the series a bit more. It's divided in 3 parts, the first part is interesting enough, kept me waiting for more and we understand a bit more of their society from the first book. The second part dragged a bit too much, but the third part was really moving and Lowry finally gave an ending to one of the books, and didn't leave us wondering.
I finally like the series now, because of this last book. But I still don't understand how The Giver was given any praise without these final pieces.

Still not that into this series

Even though I never played college sports, I could really relate to Kate's coming out story. Her writing is very touching and you can feel her struggles through it. The way both her parents and ‘friends' reacted to her truth are stilo real for a lot of people, so it's definitely worth a read for all lgbt readers.

Not as good as Anna and Lola, but lovely and adorable nonetheless. It's very different from the other 2, we definitely see a lot more of the couple relationship, and it doesn't end when they get together, it actually starts there. If you enjoyed the other 2, you'll definitely enjoy this one and the reunion scene.

Cute love story, but it kept coming back to the same subjects and describing the same feelings/scenes over and over again. Hunter is just adorable, though. Going to read the sequel only to check it the loose ends will be tied.

Best Rowell book so far. I could relate so much to Cath and the way Rainbow describes fanfiction and what it meaans to be in the fandom. Definitely one of my fave books.

I really loved this book. After Anna and the Frech Kiss I thought the ehole series would be the same storyline, but I was wrong. I actually loved this a lot more than ANTFK. I started out thinking Lola wasbkinda loopy, but she's the best loopy there is. Another great one by Perkins.

Still a bit unsure about this book. Took me a while to get into it, and eventually I did, but this relationship is still creepy and I'm not sure i support this or not.