Status Updates From Under the Blue (Blue, #1)

Just a few chapters in, and I'm already sick of all the religious reference. Done.

Just a few chapters in, and I'm already sick of all the religious reference. Done.

Noticing weird ages. Dillon is the youngest of 5 kids, he is 15 & a sophmore. All his siblings go to high school. The book says bad grades aren't an option in their home, so nobody failed. All 4 older siblings are juniors & seniors? Maybe if there's a set of twins, but it has not been said so far.

Um, an 8oz glass isn't all that big. One measuring cup is 8oz. Tommy is freaking out about a small amount of juice and if that emptied the pitcher as fast as the book claims then the family must drink it from shot glasses normally.

Unsure if there are 5 vampires or 6 in existance. She said 5 before, but I suppose it's possible she meant to say other than her.

Esmerelda is like every other woman in the world because she is spiteful. That's paraphrasing, but not much, I'm just dropping out all his long suffering sighs in the middle.

The author seems to be a woman, she doesn't seem to think highly of them. Refers to them often as weak, spiteful, unnessicary slut calling (as in nothing sexual going on, but attractive charatures get it applied to them for seemingly no reason). On this page the dark lord (cannot remember spelling of name) says he is unsurpised that a woman would start ranting to further her personal aganda, because she is female.

Some detail inconsistancies here, plus all the sexism.

That's not irony.

Taking in small doses. Started working yesterday.

I'm stuck. The book is a little bit rambling.

I'm stuck. The book is a little bit rambling.