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Eject Creative eject — There aren't enough good things I can say about this book. It was one of the best werewolf books I've ever read. And yes, I almost feel like I'm cheating on Maggie Stiefvater as I say this, but it's true. One of the things I loved most about it, was it was completely steeped in wolves and wolf interactions. There was no girl-meets-unusual-boy or boy-meets-girl-who-has-a-secret. Everyone knew everything, there was no great reveal and everyone was pretty much on equal footing. Our protagonist who leads us effortlessly through the story, is Bryn - fifteen and human living among the strongest pack of werewolves. She was rescued at the tender age of four by Callum, the oldest and strongest Alpha in history. She is considered Pack, one of them who carries their scent and who is to be protected like one of their own. Bryn strives to keep herself an individual, and cuts herself off from the bond that links every member of the pack. But when she discovers a secret in Callum's basement, she has to open herself up to everything she spent eleven years fighting against. There is so much drama and action in this novel, I found myself aching to know more whilst determined to go slow so I could feel everything. The characters were easy to like (and some VERY easy to hate) and by the end I almost felt wolfish myself. Raised by Wolves was the first werewolf book I read where you truly got to know what pack life was like. You got to feel the power, the dominance and what it meant to obey. This is sure to be a winner with anyone who loves wolfy books or YA. I certainly can't wait for Trial By Fire.

Chuanning Huang kawada9995b465 — ** spoiler alert ** I had such high hopes for this book. That the women, though slaves and black in 1850, might escape to freedom when they had their chance. I kept reading through the gory details of the master and slave relationship and endured through the particularly awful stories of these slave women who were raped as young girls and bore children to the plantation owners, hoping that their masters would free their children. However, there was no redemption, and the main character, Lizzie, was weak and in the end, even her epiphany of her worth was too little too late and a little abrupt. I read this book because it was billed as just as great as The Help. Don't be sucked in, my friends, unless you have a stomach of iron.

Moses Okpalaoka mozees — By far the best Myron book of the first three! The ending is definitely gripping!

Sergio Lopez graun02 — fuck the deathbed edition. i mean, it came off the same hand, and it was a beautiful hand, but the vigor isn't there, the mysticism is tarnished. plus, that shit is CRAZY long. 'song of myself' is a whole different poem in the deathbed. read them both and you'll know what i mean.