I bought The Hunger Games in hardcover. Normally, I don’t buy books in hardcover, unless they genuinely seem like standouts that I’ll want to keep forever. Enough glowing reviews of The Hunger Games pushed me over the brink, and I eagerly waited my shiny new book in the mail. Was The Hunger Games good? Not …
Where to begin with my review? For me, reading The Sky Always Hears Me was like eating a delicious new flavor of cake: you know you love it, but you’re not quite sure which ingredients were used. After some savoring of the writing, I believe these are key to the recipe: -Morgan’s voice, which hooked …
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I’m conflicted about this book. I have read John Green’s work before, and I love his writing style and characters. However, PAPER TOWNS does, as other reviewers have mentioned, tread well-worn ground: in many ways, his characters Quentin (“Q”) and Margo may as well be clones of Miles (“Pudge”) and Alaska in LOOKING FOR ALASKA, …