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A very intriguing book so far. A nice twist on the classic Cinderella tale we all know and love. Jack’s certainly isn’t a likeable character. Very arrogant and full of himself. Very good so far.

This book is excellent so far, the idea of people practicing magic is so cool. Imagine if people had the kind of healing abilities and glamour abilities that people in this book have. We wouldn’t need hospitals anymore. Great book. Love the colour descriptions in it too, lots of gemstones and bright colours for the imagination.

So far this book is excellent, I’m literally reading sixty to seventy pages at a time. You learn why the high priestess is the way she is, and her treachery is slowing being revealed. It’s taking all my willpower not to read the last chapter right now. I’d love to live in Sera’s city. Hopefully there’ll be a third book where her city moves to another planet. Then you could learn about new planets and their city.

Tenley and Killian are bonded, a fancy word for married. For the first time you get to read chapters from Killians point of view, and also for the first time you get to see his bad side. Because of the bond he’s now struggling between dark thoughts and impulses, and good thoughts and light from Tenley. It’s very interesting because you get to see his bad side, I’ve been wondering about it. He won’t stay bad for long.

I’m loving Trokia and their realm. I’m so glad Tenleys brother Jeremy is there with her. Not entirely sure what manna is? It’s supposed to be food the spirits need to eat. It sounds to me like honey, but I could be wrong. It can be mixed with other foods and snacks which makes me think of honey. Still not sure where I stand with Killian. He’s a tough nut to crack. Is he a bad guy pretending to be good? 143,10.

Great book, definitely an interesting read. Alternate earths? That’s any scientist or physicists wet dream. The book has some violence and disturbing descriptions, but nothing I can’t handle. I definitely love Ezra’s character, he’s definitely a genius with computers, he can come off as a know it all sometimes but it’s cool. It would be awesome to jump through that rift and see what other versions of earth are like.

It took me a while to start this book, I’ve had other books to read lately. It’s really good, I love Weston’s character, he’s so charming and defiant, and hilariously funny. But Tatum is drawn to him as he seems to be draped to her. It’s bad for both of them, but love us blind right?

It’s taken me a while to get started on this book, I’ve had other books in the way. So far it’s really good, I love Weston’s character, he’s so funny and charming. It seems like Tatum is falling for him again despite obvious warnings and dangers to both of them and their health. Review soon to come.

Not bad so far, it’s interesting to see how the flare started. It wasn’t as bad or nearly as violent as it will become in the years to come. The people who were making sacrifices and worshiping the fire were in the very early stages of the flare. If you’ve read the Scorch trials you know that these people are tame compared to the ones in the Scirch trials. Not as violent and crazy. A good read so far.

I've read Harry Potter before when it first came out, I'm reading it again because it's a great series and it's refreshing. Harry is a very curious boy and eager to learn, he's my first favourite character, my second would have to be the Weasley twins. They're so full of life and mischief and jokes that you can't help but not like them. Snape isn't easy to like but if you've read the series that he's actually good.

This book is very much like the movie, without all the bursting into song of course. Belle is a very likable character and i don't know how she tolerates living with such a pathetic library, if you've seen the movie then you'll know they have very few book, less than a shelf. Too bad they don't have a bookstore in her little village. Her village is nice and quaint..but the people there are very small minded and nosy.

This book is a real page turner, I love how Jessa can travel to other realities simply by looking for the difference while she's looking in a mirror. I really like Jessa's brother Danny, he's autistic and very childlike. I went to a school for kids with special needs and i can relate to a lot of what she goes through. I liked my school, some of the nicest people you will meet have special needs.

I love reading about Regina and Cora. It makes it even better because it's from the TV series. Cora even tells you about princess Eva tripping her when she was delivering flour. The episode is called the Miller's daughter in the TV series. Very refreshing read so far.

It's very similar to the movie, with way more details obviously. The twins are brats, being younger i guess they would be.

The book is a bit different from the TV series. The chapters with Arya are pretty accurate. Jaime and Cersei are the most interesting to read about. They're the enemy to the Starks, and pretty much everyone else. It's interesting to see their side. I can't wait to see how the prophecy about Cersei turns out. In the series all her children perish. So far just Joffrey is dead. Too bad Tommen and Myrcella die.

Jaime and Cersei's chapters are the most enjoyable to read. Cersei has resented Jaime and his stump ever since he returned. You don't see them being all passionate like in the TV series. Jaime is starting to become weary of his sister's fiery temper. He was thinking of Lord Tywin and how immovable he was, like a glacier. He thinks Cersei thinks herself a female version of him. She's more like wildfire.

I like this book better than the first one. I was so angry and upset when I learned she was going to give away Drogon. I love how she exacted her revenge on the "the good master Kraznys me Nakloz" after calling her a dothraki slut and a whore. He got exactly what he deserved. Obviously Tyrion is a delight to read about along with Dany and Jamie.

I'm not too interested in all the war crap with Robb and Stannis and Renly. I love what Tyrion is planning with the wildfire, if you've seen the series you already know what he does. I don't know if it happens the same in the book yet.

Dany and Tyrion's Chapters are the best reads so far. I'm not a fan of Catelyn or Theon, especially considering what he'll soon do. Dany's dragons are adorable!

I love Denise's character, it's interesting to see things from an autistic persons point of view. Great story so far, a very unique read!

I love Tenley' s character! She's smart and good at kicking ass, when she's not being beaten by the guards that is. I'm team Myriad by the way.

A very interesting read so far, I like Serena's character best so far. I loved the story about their cat, his name was monster.

Great story so far, it had my heart racing last night! It kind of reminds me of the movie Pitch black with Vin Diesel. The main difference being that in the movie it was an eclipse instead of fourteen years of night.

So far my favourite characters are Dany and Arya. I absolutely loathe Viserys. I love the direwolves!

The Hotel Ruby book cover reminds me of the Shining with Jack Nicholson. Obviously the story does not because there are more than three people in it. An intriguing read so far.

This book reminds me of the Remedy by Suzanne Young. The main difference being that impersonating someone takes place on a much more intimate level. The other difference is that the impersonating isn't to counsel someone for their grief, It's to help them lose weight. Great story so far, Really love Morgans personality!

I really like Emma's character because we're very much alike personality wise. She's a big reader like me.

Morgan and her friends have landed on the ground. But they soon learn that the ground is at war. What are they at war over? A hunk of land in the sky. It's pathetic, humanity will go to war over anything. Still a great story nonetheless.

I love how dark and entertaining the characters are. It's such a refreshing change from princesses in pink dresses and happily ever afters. I think this would make a great movie!