I really need to stop falling in love with fictional characters, but then again, it’s due to the Stolarz’s writing that makes him so irresistible. His characterization, his pain and anguish is captured beautifully in both the description and dialogue. So I’m in love with him. And the characterization goes along with all the characters. Each of them is so well designed and thought out … Continue reading Deadly Little Lessons (A Touch Novel: Book 4)
What can I say, not that great of a book. Granted it was better than the previous novel, but not by much. Here you had the character that is the neediest of them all. Another thing that makes this series so much weaker than the previous is the fact that Isis helps out way more than The Goddess of the Moon ever did. Sure, in … Continue reading The Haunting (Sisters of Isis: Book 4)
Mesmerizing, a simply wonderful novel to read. I loved the poetic structure of the book. It was such a great experimental novel. All the dialogue and the structure of the book followed such a poetic style. It was broken up into parts that were highlighted by the times of day to show a certain time in the lives of the characters. The time of day … Continue reading The Waves
I have to say, I had a hard time getting into this book, but that’s only because the book was, is, so repetitive and there was simply too much detail and description put into this novel. Despite that though, I reached a point in this novel when I was inexplicably enthralled by this novel. The characterization was amazing, simply amazing. Oh, and the detail, although … Continue reading Middlemarch
I love this novel. There is a reason that it is a classic. The fact that this book is categorized as an autobiography is amazing. That fact alone gives the story more depth. The story itself is one of growth and as we read this novel of her thoughts and life, we grow along with the main character, Jane. Jane is both an unreliable and … Continue reading Jane Eyre
Another hard book to critique. This book is about the concept of Utopia, the idea of a coexisting uniform. Just think 1984. There are so many extreme ideas in this book, but for the most part in this society, they seem to work. A lot of them are very extreme and I think, believe rather, is that Sir Thomas More was mocking his society. Think … Continue reading Utopia
I loved this book! It was suspenseful, thrilling and heart wrenching. Whenever my eyes came across Ben’s name, I swear my heart stopped a beat. I love Laurie’s writing, it’s not forced, it’s perfect and her ability to paint a picture for everything is beautiful. I loved this book, I could not put it down to the point that I finished it in a little … Continue reading Deadly Little Games ( A Touch Novel: Book 3)
