Giulia

Karen McManus did it again!!! I ate this book in 3 days and now I want to live in Echo Ridge with Ellery, Ezra, Mia and Malcolm, even if it's a little...uhm...murder-y?

I read this book in two days, it was a drug, I've been stuck to it from the beginning to the end.
It tore my heart apart, feelings so many feelings.
Looking forward for the sequel, I highly recommend it.

My mothertongue is Italian but I read it in English because I couldn't find the italian pdf anywhere... maybe that's why i didn't fully enjoy it. But it's John Green and he can make you feel connected to his characters. I loved every single one of them and it's a beautiful book about self-discovery. The end is pretty predictable but there are some lines that you can't but love them.
I suggest it!

I have a big thing for Belles and the South (blame on Hart of Dixie) so when I first discovered this book I had to read it even though english isn't my mothertongue.
And I really loved it. Until the last pages.
It is an amusing, full of suspence book, even though I found the storyline a little slow in certain points but it's definitely a good story and I enjoyed a lot.
But the beginning and the end are the most important parts of the book and the end was totally disappointing.
What was the point of Saylor dying and passing her powers to Ryan??? It was surprising and a heck of a plot twist but I didn't like it at all.
And what about Bee? She's taken somewhere by Blythe and Harper does nothing about it? But who cares, she has two boys at her feet.
In the end, it is a lovely book but it left me a little disappointed.

I didn't know what to expect about this book, I read the plot and the reviews and I decided to start it. I thought it was kind of a light reading but I was definitely wrong, I'm still in shock after the ending. But I liked it, I liked it because I didn't expect anything. So if you're looking for a book with a shocking ending, this is your book. Don't let yourself fooled by the cover or the title or the plot, I read it in 3 days and it was worth it!