The Jewel
September 3, 2014
Until the romance took over, I was super interested in Violet’s story and the world of The Jewel.
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Until the romance took over, I was super interested in Violet’s story and the world of The Jewel.
I would definitely recommend this book for a new perspective on what may be a familiar story, but I’m still sorting out my feelings on this one!
With Lola and the Boy Next Door, I’ve seen again how wonderful Stephanie Perkins is at telling a story.
Camp Utopia and the Forgiveness Diet is a funny, quirky book that I think will appeal to contemporary YA lovers.
Of course I’m going to keep reading the rest of the series – I’ve come this far, and there is apparently only one book left – but this book was a bit of a let down following Deadly.
This is likely to be one of the best books I read all year, and at the moment I can’t think of a better series finale than Ruin and Rising. This series is an absolute must read.
This was another fun, action-packed read. If you enjoyed Mila 2.0, you’ll definitely want to pick this up!
I don’t know what more I can say. This book is funny, sad, poignant, moving, and so very worth your time. Please read this!
