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Jegor Anđelić jegorovtata96de — Disgusted. Appalled. Horrified. Shocked. Unamused. That’s how I feel about the last few pages of Faefever. I did not see that coming and it’s not something I enjoy reading. My own fault for running straight for the shores and not paying attention to the SHARK INFESTED WATERS warning signs that were blaringly evident in the reviews I avoided because I was (1) caught up in the Fever hype and (2) staying away from the spoilers surrounding Barron. That gang rape scene was something AWFUL to read. Yes, you read me right the first time. I have no desire to perfume that pig, so I’m just calling it was it is. To read that scene as it was happening to the MC, who was quickly becoming one of my fave female fictional characters, is a feeling I don’t even know how to describe. ~wipes tears~ Barron, hun, you’ll have to keep your little mystery to yourself for a little while longer. I don’t think I can pick up the next two books that I’m kicking myself for purchasing, at least not for a long while until this feeling subsides. Lastly, I’m truly curious what kind of backlash KMM received for writing such a degrading, horrific, disgusting scene. I’ve seen authors crucified for lesser grievances…

Kaia L _13 — Renée Winter’s life was great, she had a cute boyfriend, a great best friend, and spent every day at the beach. On the morning of her sixteenth birthday she finds her parents, dead in a forest in a weird double murder. After the funerals her wealthy grandfather sends her to Gottfried Academy, a remote and creepy boarding school. There she meets Dante, a mysterious boy who she is drawn to despite her classmate’s warnings. Little does she know that Dante is keeping a dangerous secret that has him fearing for her life. As Renée uncovers more about Gottfried’s history the more concerned she is when her friend dies suddenly. Will she be able to figure out why half he class doesn’t actually sleep or will she be lost to the secrets of Gottfried Academy? Read on as Yvonne Woon spins a tale of forbidden love, friendship, century old secrets, and the most elusive of all immortality. Keep your eyes open for the sequel coming soon. -Rowen, age 15

Curt Hanks curthanks — I would recommend this book anyday to anyone who want to start reading and knowing the modern day literatures.

Joe Dunn _oe_unn721 — Written with an obvious bias towards English superiority

Ayda Gebray aydagebray — I liked the first couple of chapters, although there was actually less math that I thought there would be. Most of it is just common sense, learning to spot the ways that statistics can be manipulated to proof a point, sell something, deceive. After the first couple of chapters, however, there's less math and more discussion of how the political process (polls, elections, vote-counting) are manipulated through various means. If nothing else, this book should teach you to be mistrustful of any conclusion based on "mathematical evidence." Numbers may not lie, but liars use numbers to distort the truth all the time.

John Barton johnbarton — Although I didn't like the way each character seemed to spend at least a page or two explaining what happened in the last book, I enjoyed the story.

Herlan Suherlan thehell — this book is hilarious! and so many gems of truth within the pages. and as i was reading, i can hear paul reiser's voice in my head, speaking the words.

Sara Jiron _ara_iron — Amazing book. Gives a great insight into a family who never saw their son as disabled and the dad who helped him become all that he can be. I laughed, I cried, I couldn't put it down.