Rating: 5 stars
In The Shadow of blackbirds was written for people who get that feeling that there's more after death. Winters became obsessed with the plague of 1918 so much, that she was compelled to write a book about it. Her imagination and knowledge of the historical event brings the story to life. Mary Shelley Black is the most intelligent girl you'll ever meet, (according to Stephen Embers) she's also the most beautiful. Is that why he chose to reach out to her, after he left for the war? He supposedly died a heroic death in battle, yet his spirit haunts Mary Shelley while being tormented by black birds. Mary Shelley is loosing her mind while her Aunt, whom she stays with, is loosing her patience. What really caused Stephen's death, and will Mary ever put her long lost love to rest? Your in for a bone chilling thriller, that'll have you questioning the after life. You'll maybe even hold on to the covers at night. Read it and weep.
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Monday, November 17, 2014
Blackout by Robison Wells
Blackout is about four teenagers who have ability's. Laura and Alec are terrorists, while Jack and Aubrey are just high school students. With the government trying to capture them they have to come together. One wrong move any everything can come crumbling down.
Blackout uses third point of view to explain what each of the teens had to go through. This is one of the first fiction book I have read in third person point of view and I really enjoyed it. At times this book can get a little confusing but overall a really good read.
Rate : 4 out of 5 stars
Playlist:
Centuries - Fall Out Boy
Chasing the Sun - The Wanted
Do or Die - 30 Seconds to Mars
Glory and Gore - Lorde
Honest -The Neighbourhood
Wires - The Neighbourhood
Waiting Game - Banks
All The Lovely Bad Ones by Mary Downing Hahn
All the lovely bad ones is, yet again, another ghost story. Travis and his younger sister Corey are being shipped off to their grandmother's Inn for the summer. They know everything about the Inn, including the gruesome details of it being haunted. Their grandmother never had to dwell on the said "ghosts" of course, but being the tricksters Travis and Corey are, the ghosts of Vermont inn was awakened and ready to seek havok on those who woke them, (or assistance.)
Soon murders were uncovered, and resting places were provided, but what about the woman who hung herself in the fields of the Inn? Stories say she shows you all your bad memories, mistakes, and makes you want to DIE. Will they stop her? Or will the lovely bad souls continue to haunt Vermont Inn? You must read and find out this bone chilling ending of one of the many great reads of Mary Downing Hahn.
Soon murders were uncovered, and resting places were provided, but what about the woman who hung herself in the fields of the Inn? Stories say she shows you all your bad memories, mistakes, and makes you want to DIE. Will they stop her? Or will the lovely bad souls continue to haunt Vermont Inn? You must read and find out this bone chilling ending of one of the many great reads of Mary Downing Hahn.
Wednesday, October 8, 2014
The Selection series by Kiera Cass
The Selection series is one of the best series I have ever read. The three part book series starts with The Selection. The main character America Singer, is a violin player and is in the caste 5. Which contains mostly artist and musicians. When America is forced to enter the selection, which is a competition to see who gets to marry the prince, America is left conflicted. In the second book, The Elite, America starts to fall desperatley in love with , Prince Maxon, but can't forget about her undying passion for Aspen. With the competition winding down, what will America do? The Last book 'The One' I can't tell you about it without spoiling.
In all The Selection series is a great series. You'll love and hate the charaters at the same time. The dialog is relatable, and conflicts are amazingly interesting.
5 stars
Playlist
Beneath Your Beautiful- Labrinth ft Emeli Sande
The Weight- Shawn Mendes
Medicine- Daughter
Best Mistake- Ariana Grande ft Big Sean
Dear No One- Tori Kelly
Fall For You- Secondhand Serenade
Last Love Song- ZZ Ward
Deep and Dark and Dangerous
Mary Downing Hahn is an expert when it comes to writing ghost stories and her book Deep and Dark and dangerous is No exception. This story tells the tale of a dead girl(obviously). Teresa drowned at a young age and frames her cousins as the murderers. All Teresa wants is an apology from Dulcie and Claire who are now adults with children. Haunting Dulcie's and Claire's daughters is the way she'll get that apology. This book is full of creepy suspense, I guarantee you'll love the boundaries Teresa crosses before she crosses over.
Alice in Zombieland: Off with their heads.
After living in fear all her life, Alice Bell finally realizes what her dad has been keeping her from. All it took was a car crash, the death of her family and Cole Holland for her to see the Zombies. Fighting side by side with her new crew and trying to protect her family is now all that matters. School and a social life doesn't, all she wants is for the creatures that caused the death of her parents to be wiped out. With the help of cole and her ghost sisters Rabbit with a pocket watch cloud, she can destroy them all. But is there a bigger threat out there?
This book by Gena Showalter is a work of art. Her twist on the original wonderland and her new way to portray zombies is golden. I desperately recommend reading this if you like being on your toes and a little jumpy at night. (This can get Stephen King scary.)
4 1/2 stars
Book Playlist
Furious by Jeremy Riddle
How he loves by Flyleaf
Fallen by John Waller
Monster by skillet
Fading by decyfer down
Things left unsaid by disciple
All in by life house
beautiful disaster by john mclaughlin
how to save a life by the fray
Book Playlist
Furious by Jeremy Riddle
How he loves by Flyleaf
Fallen by John Waller
Monster by skillet
Fading by decyfer down
Things left unsaid by disciple
All in by life house
beautiful disaster by john mclaughlin
how to save a life by the fray
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