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Brave by Zoe Dawson---> Starting on the 1st of April, 2014
I enjoyed Dawon's A Perfect Mess even if it was too clichéd, so I hope this one is just good too, or even better! :)
I might join you, Rachel but it will be a little bit late since I have one buddy read now (April 1st) and also another one on tomorrow, April 2nd.
Rachmi wrote: "I might join you, Rachel but it will be a little bit late since I have one buddy read now (April 1st) and also another one on tomorrow, April 2nd."Okay! That's okay. I have two other buddies to start today as well so I understand how hectic it gets! Start whenever you wish and I can still try and discuss it with you. :)
Sorry guys but I read this this morning but didn't have access to a computer so I just took notes as I read it. Here is what I thought:12% - (view spoiler)
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Amanda wrote: "Rachel wrote: "12% response: [spoilers removed]"[spoilers removed]"
Really!? It sounds good. Should I check it out?? :)
Danna wrote: "This story annoyed me a lot too.[spoilers removed]"
My thoughts exactly. Trying to write my review now but all I can say is how much it bugged me!!
Rachel wrote:My thoughts exactly. Trying to write my review now but all I can say is how much it bugged me!!"
Gave it 1 star too. So disappointed.
Danna wrote: "Rachel wrote:My thoughts exactly. Trying to write my review now but all I can say is how much it bugged me!!"
Gave it 1 star too. So disappointed."
Me too. Not good at all.
Rachmi wrote: "Reading your opinion, I don't think I want to read it anymore :("No Rachmi, I don't think you do. Give a go if you want but I wouldn't recommend you do. It was pretty terrible.
Rachel wrote: "Rachmi wrote: "Reading your opinion, I don't think I want to read it anymore :("No Rachmi, I don't think you do. Give a go if you want but I wouldn't recommend you do. It was pretty terrible."
That's it! I don't want to read it. I still have a lot of ARCs I need to read, don't want to waste my time on book you don't like. Sorry guys you have to suffered it for me :D
Good choice Rachmi! Aha, I am sorry about that too. :) Never mind though. Hopefully my next book will be better. :)
Let's hope Disconnected will be better. It's my first book for this month :D You're going to read it too, right?
Rachel wrote: "Yeah I am reading Disconnected. Reading Shatter Me first though. I hope it is better too! :D"I'm curious of what you thought about Shatter Me since I'm in the minority side :D
I am just reading it for the first time now. It's so weird at the moment but I am only a few chapters in so hopefully it improves!! :)
Rachel is in Australia so it's like 2am on April 2nd for her! We're always doing this to one another because of the time difference ☺
Yes that's what I thought! :) I was about to sleep when they started reading so I figured I'd be late!! this is such a diverse group that's why! :)
I'm always confusing rachel because I tell her 'we'll start tomorrow' which is usually a different day for her, so I'll mean wednesday, and she'll think thursday. So easy to do though!
Rachel and I have quite similar different zone. She's only 2 hours ahead from mine. It's 11:45 pm April 1st here in Jakarta, Indonesia. I think I always read earlier than you guys but then have to end it earlier too, so I guess it's quite fair :D
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In the season of hope, in the season of giving…
How far would you go for your friend?
Alissa Thompson has been the good girl her whole life. Her uninterested parents don’t understand her hopes and dreams. But this Christmas when her steadfast childhood friend Charlie needs her more than ever, she can’t back down. Crossing the line means being braver than she has ever been in her life. It means changing and growing and taking a stand.
Dakota Gray was brave in the face of debilitating fear. But he lost himself in that blood soaked day and has shunned everything he once knew. Now shattered and broken, he hides out in isolation, his wounds beyond healing. His heart closed, his emotions buried, he’s a man on the edge of self-destructing. Little does he know that courage would be found in another searching for the strength to be brave.
Now snowbound in the Colorado Rockies one week before Christmas, Alissa thought this was about her journey and her friend, about setting him free. But from the moment she meets Dakota, she learns about what real bravery is all about. What real love is all about. But is the season enough, her courage enough, her love enough to heal this hero’s brave heart and in the end set herself free?