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Antoine Brown _rty_cfly — Alex is just out in her first London season, with her two best friends. They are beautiful, and their parents expect them to marry, while the girls themselves are not interested in such prospects. A mystery crops up surrounding Alex's lifelong (attractive) friend, the Earl of Blackmoor. I WANTED to like this book. But oh, where to start. How about with the fact that the only thing that qualifies this book as a Young Adult novel are the ages of the "protagonists." Otherwise, the story is better suited to 9 year olds. Alex, Vivi, and Ella are completely rich, spoiled, unlikeable, unrelatable, unrealistic, pseudo-intellectual characters. They read like Caroline Keene's Nancy, Bess, and George- only discernable by their apperances and their boyfriends. Much "historical detail" is given to describing their dresses and hair, much like historical barbies. The girls all claim to be so interested in Jane Austen, and are so caught up in being "clever" that every time they talk it grates against your ears. They say things like "this is of great import," and "he flashed a grin." The characters all laugh at what one another says, and think themselves spirited and independant, when in truth no one would even dare to assume as much except that the author keeps insisting that they are. The "romance" is based on the way the male love interest's shoulders look in his tux, and there is never even a question as to who the villain is, what he wants, or how the story will end. Like I said, a perfect story for nine year olds. If you what-so-ever value the regency period, stay away from this book. Or read it if you want a good laugh, as there is no mention of class issues, historical detail, or ANY form of realistic relationships between friends, parents, siblings, politicians, enemies, etc. I do believe that this book was only published due to the somewhat less misguided popularity of "The Luxe."

Gorshenin Stanislav handfighter — Usually I'm not a big fan of Stephen King - he's a great writer but I usually not into his "weird" stuff. I saw a review online of this book that convinced me to give it a try and boy am I glad I did. The book is about a little nine-year-old girl (Trish) who loves baseball and especially loves Tom Gordon of the Red Sox. Now those two things would usually turn me off at the get-go but the way Stephen King writes in the voice of this spunky, funny little girl is one of the things that kept me turning the pages instead of going to sleep at night!! Trish ends up getting lost in the woods and the author keeps you constantly wondering what's going to happen to her, even when you're not reading the book!! This also takes place on the Appalachian trail - one of my favorite places (we enjoyed it in Tennessee - this takes place in Maine). I could really picture every part of her journey thanks to the author's amazing ability to paint it perfectly. I don't know if I would re-read this or not as I usually don't re-read many books at all, but I wouldn't mind having it on my shelf in case I ever decided to. Loved it!!

Ogrzewanie1989 Ogrzewanie1989 ogrzewanie1989 — This series is so concentrated on unrequited love and violence that there is little character development. The characters are evolving, but I feel as if I am personally having to do it for them rather than having the author do it. Still, it kept my interest and I want to read the last book just to see if there are any unexpected developments that will excite me.