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Mia Patrevito mpatrevito — This is a fun book. Gaiman does a great job of weaving old myths and new gods together. Plus the idea of setting it in Wisconsin (House on the Rock) is perfect. You'll dig his depiction of Odin...

Lucía Ronderos luciaronderos — Loved Twilight and don’t know what to read next? Try Need. Zara’s mom has sent her to Maine. Since Zara’s step-dad died she just hasn’t been the same injustice fighting, phobia collecting girl and her mom hopes that the cold Maine weather and Zara’s no-nonsense grandmother are what will snap Zara out of her depression. While Zara hates the cold weather, she does start to make new friends at school and things are looking up -until the tall, dark-haired man reappears. Zara saw him for the first time the day her step-dad died and now he seems to have followed her to Maine, but what does he want? Why is he following her? And what is the weird, gold dust she keeps finding? Soon Zara finds that the answers are stranger than she ever imagined and a whole world of supernatural beings exists right alongside our own. But that’s not the scariest thing – sure it’s freaky to discover the people around you aren’t human, but what’s even worse is what Zara's starting to wonder – what if I’m not human either? Fun for fans of Twilight and other supernatural romances, Need takes a bit of a different twist with vampires possibly not existing and pixies taking their place. While one review I read said this was a complete story in and of itself, I'd be surprised if there's not more installments planned since the mythology that underpins the story is rich enough to support them. With stuff like this selling like crazy, I can't imagine they'd let this go. Recommend it to fans of Melissa Marr or Cynthia Leitich Smith's Tantalize.