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I'm a high school English teacher with a huge passion for reading! Also I vlog about books on my YouTube channel called StarzsBooks.
Dolls Behaving Badly
3.5 actually. I didn't feel the novel needed to be in diary format because it read so much like an actual story. But I fell in love with the characters and the message. This book celebrates life in its ugliest most raw form. It teaches you to love yourself. I like that a lot.
It's Kind of a Funny Story
Wonderful story. completely engrossed throughout. has a ton of life changing advice.
Spell Bound (A Hex Hall Novel)
That was a nice ending. Seems as though this would be a great mini-series on TV.
The Art of Racing in the Rain
Oh this was such a beautiful story. So beautiful and heartfelt. Genius.
Warm Bodies (Warm Bodies, #1)
I loved it. Absolutely amazing. It's been a long time since I've read a book that was so good I had to stay up all night to finish it. This book is about zombies but it celebrates life. How awesome is that?
Vampire Knight, Volume 1 (v. 1)
Pretty good. Intriguing. I like when secrets are introduced in the first volume. It keeps me wanting to read more :)
Demonglass (A Hex Hall Novel)
Too many lagging parts. I wanted so much more action!!! I have a feeling the third installment will give me what I want!
Ready Player One
Actually a 3.5. The tone of this book was just too bland for me. But it was a wonderful story. I enjoyed all of the video game references. I now have a sudden urge to play Mario Brothers or something...
Prodigy: A Legend Novel
Throughout the novel I felt as though I were reading a tennis match. Day and June were so confused with their feelings and they were confused about who was trustworthy. This frustrated me. But that ending. That ending stole my heart. Eagerly awaiting the next and last installment of the Legend Trilogy. FIVE starts all the way.
A Storm of Swords (A Song of Ice and Fire #3)
The second half of this book is purely insane O_O So glad I refused to let this one slip through my fingers.
Les Miserables (Barnes & Noble Classics)
I read somewhere that Hugo writes like a cuddly old grandfather that goes on tangents while he tells his stories. I agree wholeheartedly. The story is beautiful. The characters were beautiful. And I learned a TON about French society and politics. What more could a reader ask for?
Shades of Earth: An Across the Universe Novel
This book was so rushed. So many things happened so quickly that it was hard to absorb it all.