This book is what I consider a prime example of the difference between reading a hard copy of something and reading the ebook. When I read this ebook (on my phone not my Nook), I kept forgetting what I had just read, and I eventually just gave up and decided I couldn’t read it until …
Elle has a stepmom and twin stepsisters that hate her. While her stepmom pays for the twins to go to 400 dollar tennis lessons but she won’t allow Elle to do anything but her housework and her job. Elle works at a vegan pumpkin truck with her only human friend Sage, and has befriended a …
Rhee is a princess, the last of her line, and the rest of her family died in a plane crash when she was young. She is going to be coronated, and says a hard goodbye to her best friend. Her best friends father, Veyron, escorts her on the ship to her coronation, but when they …
After the events of the previous book, Emily and Navin have their mother with the rest of their great-grandfather’s robots in the big robot house. She and her brother must go to the city of Kanalis to wake up their mother from her coma, as the antidote for the poison that is affecting her can …
Mariko is the daughter of a famous samurai. She knows that she is destined to marry someone whom she has been betrothed to for years, the emperor’s son. At the age of 17, she is on her way to meet him for the first time, but on the way her group of traveling servants and …
Starr is a 16-year-old African American girl. She goes to school at Williamson, which is the private high school made up of mostly white kids, but she lives in the Garden, a place that many including herself sometimes consider the “ghetto”. She usually doesn’t talk to many of the people there, simply because she doesn’t …
May and Libby were friends from 5-8th grade. They fit together perfectly, May loved to write and Libby loved to draw, so they decided to create a comic called Princess X together. Princess X lived in a haunted house and her parents were away, not dead but retired and vacationing. She has to protect her …
This was by far my favorite Mortal Instruments book. I felt that it was well paced throughout, there were no holes or questions that I felt were just left unanswered for no reason. Heck, if I put this book down and never read another book in the series, I would be fine. This seems like …
For those wondering about the slight spoilers, this is because the first 80-100 pages focus on something that is NOT the main plot line, but if I tell the outcome of it I will technically be spoiling part of the book. However, if I don’t tell the outcome and leave it there, I am not …
Thanks @meltingpotsandothercalamities for tagging me to do this! Totally Should Have Gotten A Sequel Out of My Mind should have gotten a sequel. In the book, Melody’s life is only told up to the point where she reaches 11 years old and in 5th grade. This is before any of the problems that could happen …
