4.5 stars I found this book to be very relateable in a sense. The way how Lydia, or Lyd, would view herself, based on her mother’s views. How she tries to grow from that experience, but still finds ways to go back to old habits. There’s something about the way Lydia thinks. It reminds me of myself. Even the way she was assssing Ben in the beginning of the book was so me. Smooth and perverse in a sense. Aware to details. The was she describes people, like Ben for instance, is an intimate yet sickly sweet way that adds onto the experience of this book. Her akwardness is also a familiar feeling, being out of place and not knowing how to piece your feelings…The way she views her art and how it relates to her trying to find her human side through the demon is another interesting element. The way Lydia just describes the feel and sensuality of human skin and blood is so intimate, and disgusting but beautiful at the same time. My only reason I’m rating this 4.5 stars instead of 5 is that I wish there was more detail or background to be fleshed out in certain parts. One thing I have in mind was Gideon and her interactions with him. But overall I’d recommend this book to anyone.

I really love how Danny wants to pursue his career of art.

Liked this a lot up until the end. The ending did not work for me at all, too far fetched/unbelievable.

I liked this more than Mountain Men Matchmatcher #1. Although it was frustrating that they didn’t just communicate what they both wanted. Also kind of annoying that every book ending now has to include a proposal, marriage, or baby at the end!

An excellent summer read. I found it had the perfect balance of information about the Weston’s to keep you intrigued while keeping it true to romance. I specifically enjoyed learning a little about each of the Weston men and how power and money can make or break a family.

Intense drama for a teen boy who is introvert. Kept me engaged and enthusiastic to keep reading and finding out what happens next. I can’t wait to see if I finish the saga.

I've always wanted to read this book and now that I have, I have to say I wish I'd read it sooner. Stargirl is an unusual character but I really appreciated how she managed to bring the entire school together and make life a little bit better if only it was for a little while. I also related to Leo about his debate between Stargirl or being liked by the other students. Overall, this was a really touching novel and I will definitely read Love, Stargirl to know more about her character.

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows is the seventh book in the series and is the last book in the series. In this book Harry Potter goes on a quest to end Voldemort's Horcruxes. Though at the same time the wizarding world is going through darkness and chaoticness. I really enjoyed reading this book and would rate it five stars.

I really enjoyed reading this. It was about a woman who returns home after 20 years. Back then she ran away from a scandal that destroyed her parents' marriage. This scandal also drove her apart from her two sisters and her first love. Mallory has a teenage daughter who is desperate to go she is a fatherless daughter who graves family and longs to spend time with a grandfather she barely knows. Bonds are tested between this family and how the things they discover will define their lives.

I loved this book! Jen Lynn Barnes is such a great author. Every character in this book is so well written, from the old favorites to new introductions. As always, her books have an interesting, captivating feel to them, which makes you want to keep reading and find out what happens next.