As a kid I always like Fudge and thought it was the funniest. Having re-read it now as an adult I find him extremely annoying, frustrating and "fake". I feel nothing but sympathy for Peter.
i just can't finish it. i read it in high school and didn't like it and i still don't like it.
I felt this needed a lot of editing and I was more happy to be finished with the book than with the actual ending.
Could not and did not want to finish. So slow and boring.
The Viking Art of Single Combat was the best story thus far.
Trina Schart Hyman's make this great book amazing,
An interesting concept for a book. A Groundhog Day mashed with Mean Girls. Regardless the book deals with serious issues and has a good message. I really hated Sam at the being as a reader should and grow to understand her and like her as she grows to understand herself and her actions. I would have liked the friends to grow a little perspective in addition to Sam but realize that is impossible.
I would have liked more of Lucius's point of view.
not as strong as Jessica's Guide. It was an interesting concept but needed to be flushed out more and some of the dialog was awkward. Tristen seemed years more mature than Jill, especially in how he talked about his feelings and sexual attraction towards Jill.
This took awhile to get exciting due to all the character narration switches but I really liked Meena and her choice at the end. It showed her strength and didn't play into the typical vampire romance as of late.
felt a little meandering and not really up to her other books.
First in a series but one that is an off shoot of another so I didn't know why certain characters were in important. The action scenes were vague.
