This book was okay. I felt that it was very rushed throughout the whole story. Since this book was written in first person, it helped me to see how Willa really felt about everything. This book showed to me that a perfect family really isn't ...read more
âWillaâs frankly portrayed grief, confusion, and uncertainties will have a strong impact on readers.â âPublishers Weekly, starred review Sixteen-year-old Willa is fortunate to have a happy blended family. But a frantic phone call from Pryor, ...read more
This book was a sad, but exciting, coming-of-age book that kept my interest until the very end, as well as after I had finished it. It dealt with many different issues such as World War II, culture differences, poverty, and drug reliance in a manner ...read more
I thought Cranwood was really good. If you like romance and not knowing what's going to happen next in characters' relationships, then you'll love this book. It also is great for those who like mystery, because you never know what ...read more
This book was far-flung, wild, and irrational--and it was absolutely marvelous. While most books of this genre (dystopian fiction), can sometimes start a little slowly, Alexander jumped right into the plot with abandon. She had you on the edge ...read more
I really loved this book, especially the characters. All of them were unique, and I really liked learning about all of them, their personalities and backstories. Jordan and Bear were very entertaining characters, always there for Alex and ready to ...read more
