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Dmitry Likhomanov lihoman — Another easy read. The life stories of the characters remind me to be grateful for the things I have and my life as it is. There are always struggles in life; what matters is how we deal with them.

Carlos Perez carloseperez — know what i like? i like mouthy chicks with brains who have a personality. and this is why i love the spellman series (and miss sparkle hayter's books.) this one wasn't quite as good as her debut, but i chalk that up to sophomore curse (and it's merely a hair short of the first book.) it still has the wit, the banter, the sleuthing - and the sly in-depth view into family glue that makes me look at my own family as not unlike the spellman's at all. i only wish izzy was someone who lived in chicago with whom i could share a beer and really teach me how to stalk a guy.

Nick Gamma nickgamma — 3.5 stars I had high expectations for this book since the summary intrigued me so much, sadly in my opinion it kind of fell flat. The idea of this school called "The Game" where they play academic based virtual reality games to earn points to move through higher levels earning you popularity ratings with peers and sponsor companies is really interesting. And doesn't seem that far fetched either. Children have fun learning and company's use them to test products and as walking advertisements. One day a dummy with fake blood and all is thrown over the railing from the top floor of the school. A note pinned to it's shirt reading "Choose your suicide." Pretty neat right? You'd think there would be a cool story behind a stunt like that. WRONG. We learn the stunt was pulled off by a mysterious group of ex-popular kids that call themselves "The Unidentified". I never really understood why they staged a mock suicide or their need to feel unidentified with any of The Game's cliques or sponsor. I really liked the characters and the setting of "The Game" but the story line that pulled me in and made me want to read the book was a bit disappointing. I feel as though the whole book was building up to some climax that just never came. Over all great idea just not so great execution. Yet still enjoyable.