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Grabiel Damiani grabielo_damiani — I've been wanting to read this one forever but never had the time until now. It was well worth the wait, although I thought the story was a little slow at times. Anya's Ghost is about a high school Americanized Russian teenager named Anya. She seems constantly annoyed/embarrassed at her mother and brother, only has one friend and never quite seems to fit in anywhere. One day while cutting through a park, she falls down an abandoned well and meets a ghost named Emily who follows her to school. At first they get along and Emily helps her out with schoolwork and flirting with Sean, the boy that Anya likes. This is until Anya finds out what Sean is really like, a humongous jerk, and that the only reason that Emily is helping her out is to live through her, as she never got the chance. Anya decides to investigate Emily's murder and turns out that things are not as they seem and suddenly everything starts going pear-shaped. What is Emily's real story? Will Emily and Anya ever really be happy? To find out, read this intriguing graphic novel. Recommended for ages 12+, 4 stars.

Marcela Atria marceatria — I thought this was a great book, haven't read it in ages but it did help me meet one of my best friends! She brought it to class and I noticed the cover and we got in a big discussion about it - who would have thought we'd be best buds 7 years later - and it all started with this book! :D

Ruben Ruben _uben_ellanger2 — This was a fine story. It felt somewhat formulaic (the heroine meets 2 men - guess whether she ends up with the first one she starts dating, or whether that relationship goes wrong and she ends up with the second one that she was initially less interested in), but not completely so. The subplot about the blue coat and the parallel friendships was both interesting and touching. I felt that the plot and characters deserved better writing, which I would rate as average. As in many novels of this caliber, some of the dialogue felt stuffy and overly formal, as if the writer were trying to make sure we all know she knows not to end a sentence with a preposition, rather than trying to capture the way a character would actually speak. Overall, this was a fairly enjoyable read, but not terribly substantial.

Sofia Farhan sofiafarhan — Good

Club Cutie clubcutie — A wonderful story.

Paweł Kocik pawelk1685 — This is what the "Da Vinci Code" should have been like! So good, so detailed, I'd almost call it historical fiction, but I won't. =) It sucked me in and then spit me out later with all sorts of thoughts about Dante (which, admittedly, I haven't read in literally years). The only thing is that the ending was anticlimatical. I found the ending an almost bizarre reversal, it was that poorly done. =(