Never Too Old For Y.A. & N.A. Books discussion

The second choice you all voted for is by Amanda Hocking. So grab a copy and start reading.

This is not as good as Hocking's Trylle series or even the spin-off series the Kanin Chronicles, which I'm currently reading. I felt that not much happened and there is not enough explanation about events and characters in the book. Maybe there's more in the next three books. I know the fourth book is pretty massive in size.

I read this book already and I really didn't enjoy. I had a really hard time getting into and a lot of things didn't make sense.

I read this a while back. Although it wasn't as good as her Trylle or My Blood Approves series, I thought it was good. Hopefully I'll get around to continuing the series.

Read the whole Watersong series.For me to read a whole trilogy/series says I am really enjoying the writing. Read the whole Trylle trilogy. Love Amanda's take on trolls. Her writing keeps me reading. And I just finished Frostfire.

Donna wrote: "Read the whole Watersong series.For me to read a whole trilogy/series says I am really enjoying the writing. Read the whole Trylle trilogy. Love Amanda's take on trolls. Her writing keeps me readin..."
How'd you like Frostfire? Im about half way through and I'm really enjoying it. Does the Watersong series get better after the first book and explain what exactly is going on?

I read this a while back and didn't really care for it. I loved Switched though.

I have Wake so I will at least try it. I really enjoyed the Trylle Trilogy and Frostfire, but I only read the first book of her vampire series My Blood Approves. I started the second and it was just too dull. I think her writing, character development and storytelling is improving the more she writes. I had the chance to meet Amanda last month at a small book signing, but I got a migraine and could attend. I'm hoping to meet her in May or June when the next Kanin Chronicles book is out.

That will be cool Andrea. I hope you get to meet her.