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Saranya Subramanya saranyas572c — I really liked the story and characters but not the way it ended. I would read a novel continuing the story because I was left wanting more information.

R Arbi riskarbi — This book started out a bit slow...not enough to make me not read it. Tessa is terminally I'll and lives out her last days carrying out her list of things to do. This book will make you laugh, cry, love, be angry and even be somewhat indifferent. Tessa and the ones she cares about truly see how love can impact us. Jenny Downham wrote this book well. She made poetry in death without getting too cliche or mundane about it. Overall good read.

Antwan Moore _uthrnsin1 — VOYA Book Review Code: S, A/YA; 2P; 5Q Bizenghast by M. Alice LeGrow is a brilliantly written and beautifully illustrate graphic novel serial about a young girl named Dinah and her friend Vincent that live in a Massachusetts town called Bizenghast. The two protagonists’ after sneaking out of Dinah’s maternal aunt’s house have an un-serendipitous encounter with an half-human, half-arachnid being named Bali-Lali. Dinah inadvertently signs a contract when she and Vincent enters a mausoleum in the mysterious “Second Graveyard of Bizenghast” that starts a haunting journey into the netherworld where she has to wake up "some unhappy, some angry" spirits trapped in their unique vault or die herself.

Manel Benlloch 3ddesignandrendering — Sandweiss could have used a better editor. The writing wasn’t great, but the story of deception and crossing the color line from white to black, instead of the more common black to white, was interesting.