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This was a messy one for me. Left me relieved it was over, if I’m honest. If you’ve read any of my reviews, you’ll know I’m a big dialogue girl. I love books based and pulled along with pure dialogue. So, it should come as no surprise that one of the biggest sticking points…
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Luckily there still exists a glimpse into the world we left behind in the first book, Lion, Witch and the Wardrobe, but overall I felt lost and longing to go back to the magic that Lewis created in Lion, Witch and the Wardrobe. This story struggled to get my attention. I felt I missed my original characters too…
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The date finished is really the date I gave up. Life is too short to force yourself to read a book that doesn’t deserve it. I was bored in the beginning, stayed bored in the middle and as I neared the end the boring was getting so bad that I had to stop. The book wasn’t…
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I was so bored, I couldn’t finish. This book is SO CUTE. Unfortunately, it is also SO BORING. It’s called Dear Edward… yet we spend more time with these characters that didn’t effect Edward’s life (not really on their short time together on the plane) and that I don’t care about. It just was a…
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Interesting… This was an interesting read. I wanted to set it down and walk away a few times while reading but in the end finished it. The writing style, at first, made me angry. I love quotes and I hate guessing when someone is thinking something vs saying it out loud. This writing style annoyed…
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Almost there … I almost didn’t finish this book. The story was alright. The story line is what kept me going because I was curious where the author was going to go with it. The real issue with the book is the writing. It’s just odd… I couldn’t follow. I didn’t understand what the author…
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A rounded up 2.5 Stars … It’s not the author’s fault I didn’t read the first book in this trilogy, so I tried to be aware of that when I was thinking about my rating. The book felt pleasant enough when I was starting out but quickly got over complicated. Ella’s drawings didn’t feel necessary…
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