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Ahmed El ahmednasse8c70 — One of my students gave me the book to read, claiming it was "really good", so I took her advice and gave it a shot. I am a fan of paranormal lit, and being a teacher of teens, I try to keep up on the latest and the greatest in their literature. Not going to lie, when the book opened, I was definitely drawn in. I didn't mind that Ethan was not your typical fifteen year old boy being raised almost entirely by a woman named Amma. I liked their quirks. The whole "father in the study" was a bit much, and of course I regarded him as a selfish dirtbag, neglecting that fact that he was not the only person who lost someone when Ethan's mother died. (I'd hoped there would be more to this than him drawing insane circles, but perhaps in the next book?) The introduction of Lena was intriguing, the addition of the mean girl-mentality pretty regular in small town public schools, so I was in. As the book progressed, however, I found myself becoming increasingly bored. I felt like the same events just kept happening over and over again. Some parts of the book made absolutely no sense, and when Uncle Macon refused to let Lena attend her own birthday party and she ran up to her room in dismay, and then Ethan went to the party without her? Ridiculous. He was there to protect her and his easy abandonment seemed unbelievable and was only rectified when Lena "snuck" out without the knowledge of her Uncle and his spy dog. Even typing it, I feel a bit silly. In the end, I was unimpressed, and glad I hadn't purchased the book myself. Still, my students like it, and though I can't say I agree, I will most likely read at least the second installment so I can see if, perhaps, the writers will grow, as I hope they will.

J Gabriel jgabrielrodrigues — I couldn't put this book down! Loved the characters.

Salim Solaiman salsol891e70 — This might be a four star- I had a hard time deciding. This story is told simply. It is of a girl coming to understand herself and her family. By the end she believes her mother to have an undiagnosed mental illness. It's a quick and believable.

Siddhanth Sheorey thesocialphoto — This is a wonderful book! It is more detailed and thorough than the casual reader might be looking for, but it is humorous and surprisingly easy to read. A fascinating history of the small city-state that had a foothold throughout the Mediterranean. The author clearly loves Venice and includes all kinds of interesting anecdotes and details. For example, he footnotes the burial place of seemingly every Doge. Odd, but enjoyable if you find that type of detail entertaining.

Sarah K sarahkurlowich — Booooooo!