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Alia Richardson tmillsluve6c72 — amazing photos and great story about leadership and survival

Joanna Keen _oanna_een — Summary from the book: When enigmatic high schooler Amanda Valentino disappears, her friends vow to find her, but...they realize they thought they knew about her was false. At the website, readers can write stories, post art, share theories about Amanda, design and buy clothing and accessories. And therein lies the rub. When I first started reading the story, I was intrigued by the mystery, not only who is Amanda, but what happened to Callie's mother, why was Bea so important and what was going on. When I read the last page, I was angry enough to toss the book in the trash. The mystery is not solved. The questions are not answered. And you discover the entire story is nothing more than a marketing ploy to get teens to log into the related website and join the Amanda Project community - and buy the stuff there. Sure, they can post their own stories for "possible" inclusion in a future story and so on, but there also blatant marketing of clothing, accessories, etc. The writing itself was good, not stellar, but technically well done. The story, however, was frustrating in the extreme. Even the Harry Potter books with all their commercialism at least give you a complete story. This is nothing more than an advertising ploy. If there are future stories, I hope they finish at least one of them rather than leave the readers hanging. It's a decent story, but I cannot recommend it because of the way it was presented. Sorry, but give me a finished story the next time and don't try to sell me and my kids a ton of junk.

Gabriela Pinheiro gabipin — I really enjoyed getting to know Peter's story a bit better. If nothing else it has made me love the other books so much more. I can't wait for the next installment of My Blood Approves!!

Matthias Schmutz matthiasschmutz — ** spoiler alert ** I did love this volume but with a good conscience, I couldn't give it 5 stars because the ending was too open and nothing was really solved. Sure, we did find out that Watanuki's powers got so strong that he could leave the shop again and there were some small revelations, like, that Himawari-chan got married, but that was pretty much it as the overall story went. Watanuki didn't meet Yuko again and Domeki didn't use the egg she had given him... The stand-alone stories were beautiful, though. I think, and that's just my opinion, that Watanuki didn't meet Yuko-san ever again. She was dead and as she herself said, dead people couldn't come back to life. I also think that Domeki never married and stayed with Watanuki. He sacrificed so much for his friend, after all, he went to study folklore because of him, he focused on helping Watanuki instead of working in his family temple, he kept refusing women who asked him out... I don't think there ever was anything sexual between them, they just seemed like two halves of a whole. Now that I've finished both series, "Tsubasa Chronicle" and "xxxHolic", I have to say I liked "xxxHolic" better. It wasn't as epic and huge as "Tsubasa Chronicle" but I liked its quiet intimacy better.