I'm feeling a little like Oprah today, so this week's giveaway will be inspired by everyone's favorite talk-show hostess and her "Oprah's Favorite Things" giveaways.
It took me a while to get into this book. It's written from the second-person POV, and that kind of threw me. Had it not been for the first few lines, I may not have stuck with it. I'm glad I did, because in the end, I really liked it.
So, O’Dell handed me this book to read and I gave him an evil look. He knows I had a “not very good” experience with the Immortals series by Ms. Noel. After some cajoling, I took it.
I'm very conflicted over this book. There were parts of it that I really liked, and then there were things that left me feeling underwhelmed. I was hesitant to pick this one up because I'm kind of burned out on all of the angel/human love stories, but I decided to give it a shot because it sounded different and exciting.
Bullying is a hot topic these days, and a topic I take very seriously. Like many, I was bullied in high school, and it pains me when I hear news about young kids taking their lives because of the cruelty of others.
I am a huge dog lover. Always have been, always will be. After growing up with dogs, and living with roomies who had dogs of their own, I finally got my own when I bought my house.
I've been sitting here staring at my screen for at least fifteen minutes trying to come up with a coherent review that will do this book justice, and I'm afraid I'm going to fail miserably.