Mari
Incredible and heart-rending time-travel from modern 1970s United States to the 19th century American South.
Incredible and heart-rending time-travel from modern 1970s United States to the 19th century American South.
A dark rollercoaster of desire to belong and desire to be loved painted with some of the most unique descriptors I've read. I had to slow down to really appreciate Samantha's way of seeing the world. Loved it!
A dark rollercoaster of desire to belong and desire to be loved painted with some of the most unique descriptors I've read. I had to slow down to really appreciate Samantha's way of seeing the world. Loved it!
I've reached the point of dimishing returns with the Hunger Games series. This book mirrors the other books to closely, hitting major plot points in past books with disappointing accuracy. Some aspects were interesting--learning a little more about the Covey, meeting younger versions of future characters, the "sister" relationship, some new mutts in the games--but not enough to make me remotely interested in reading another book in this world, if it continues.
I've reached the point of dimishing returns with the Hunger Games series. This book mirrors the other books to closely, hitting major plot points in past books with disappointing accuracy. Some aspects were interesting--learning a little more about the Covey, meeting younger versions of future characters, the "sister" relationship, some new mutts in the games--but not enough to make me remotely interested in reading another book in this world, if it continues.