Book Review: Lemonade Mouth
I may not have been the brightest bulb in my family, but you don't have to be a genius to know that it's easier to get forgiveness than permission. Look, we all know I read...
Jul 31, 2011 2 2 min read
Book Review: Spanking Shakespeare
Mr. Parke returns our writing. He writes on my paper that humor is wonderful, but I am using it as a defense mechanism to avoid confronting myself in a more substantive and...
Mini Book Reviews: June
June, as usual, was a super busy month for me. Not only did school wrap up, but I started a new job and did quite a bit of traveling to visit family and friends. As a result,...
Book Review: What Happened to Goodbye
Now, I thought. Now is when I introduce myself as Liz Sweet, clear this whole thing up. [...] But for some reason, standing there, I couldn't. Because despite my best efforts...
Book Review: Jazz in Love
I'd lost my parents' trust and disappointed them in some pretty major ways. But whatever I'd broken needed to be broken. It wasn't real. Now, my parents saw the true me--a...
Book Review: Abandon
Once, I died. I was really looking forward to reading Abandon by Meg Cabot because over at her blog she has talked at length about her love for the Persephone myth and how she...
Book Review: Saving Maddie
I had no doubt that Madeline Smith needed saving. I just wasn't quite sure if I was interested in being her savior. Saving Maddie by Varian Johnson is the story of two...
Audiobook Review: Schooled
Hugh Winkleman would be the school joke no longer! Schooled by Gordon Korman (narrated by Various) is the story of Capricorn "Cap" Anderson and what happens when he leaves his...
Book Review: Saving Juliet
You see, when faced with magic, it's easier to accept than you might imagine. I had been waiting for something in my life to change. I had been whining about my life for so...