City of Lost Souls took a while to digest. All night I could feel it in my gut like deadweight. All the subplots and characters and relationships and the fact that so much was going on made this book hard to break down. But, finally, I woke...

Sirens are something I haven't read much of recently -- well, I don't think I've ever read a book about them. I was unabashedly excited to read this after I heard about it, and when I received an ARC in the mail, I was overjoyed. (Thank you, Jessica!) WAKE lived...

More reviews at http://www.bookworm-teen.blogspot.com/ ! Title: Shattered Souls Author: Mary Lindsey Format: Hardcover ($17.99 US) Relationship Status: married to Hayden Casey Mary Lindsey, let me just tell you right now: I LOVED YOUR BOOK WITH THE PASSION OF A MILLION BURNING...

I PRESENT: A REVIEW COMPRISED ENTIRELY OF GIFS To see said review (since these features do not work on this site), visit my Goodreads review at http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/190196675 .

Wow. What a complete waste of paper. The last time I checked, a "novel" was more than two-hundred measly pages of huge text and lots of chapter breaks. Calling this tiny thing a "novel" is ridiculous, as is pricing it at $15.99. Luckily, I got it...

Let me first just say that the reason I've been reading this for over a week isn't because of its insufferable boringness. It's actually because of my insufferable workload as a high-school sophomore. If it were, say, the weekend when I started this, my review would've came in frantics and...

Google, define "sophomore slump" for me, please. "A sophomore slump or sophomore jinx refers to an instance in which a second, or sophomore, effort fails to live up to the standards of the first effort." Ladies and gentlemen, this is the antithesis of a sophomore slump....

I've had a love-hate relationship with Carrie Jones over the years. Need was the first of her books I read, and I thought it was okay her writing was choppy and hard to read, but the characters were there, not to mention the whole phobia thing. How cool is that?!...

There was only one word on my mind when I closed the back cover of The Hunt: wow! The gobsmacking cover drew me in, and Fukuda's carefully chosen words kept me held close. Fukuda really knows how to make a book page-turning. Every word Fukuda writes is...

I recommend this for those who read the first two and are waiting anxiously (like me) to finish the series.