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Naomi Burgess nat215c703 — Bir okul öncesi anısına izin vermek, bunun böyle bir şey olması gerektiğini hissediyorum.

Gillian Cheung gggillian — Read it twenty years ago and currently re reading. The first two hundred pages or so are a bit of a battle but the story then comes alive in a quite dramtic way which makes the earlier part worth it and essential to set the scne and introduce the characters.

Joseph Mendoza josephb647 — Auden the iconoclast - fascinating, bold opinions on Shakespeare. It is quite something to read this celebrated poet's ideas on the most celebrated poet ever.

Brad Rhodes bradrhodes — kheili ghashang bood. manke ketabesho bishtar az filmesh doost dashtam

Piotr Siudaj _io_iu — This novel took me by surprise. I loved every word, plus all the amazing artwork. I was a bit sick of contemporary books, and Wanderlove easily rekindled my love for them. Truly a fabulous book, and one I'll definitely be buying when it releases. ***Update*** Sometimes you have to lose yourself in order to discover who you are and exactly what you're capable of. For Bria Sandoval, she hopes to find the newer, better version of herself in Central America. Only, her original plans go astray when she decides to follow Starling and Rowan through the more interesting (and so not in a tour brochure) parts of Central America. Along the way, Bria finds that there's more to discover than she originally realized.... I liked Kirsten Hubbard's debut, Like Mandarin, and I expected something similar for her sophomore novel...and it blew me away. Like petals from a dandelion floating in the wind, I was simply along for the ride when reading this lively story. Wanderlove is the story Hubbard was meant to write, and it's easy to see that she put heart and soul into this story. The narrator, Bria, is likable from the start, with a good attitude and sense of humor. Her growth throughout her journeys only adds to her likability. The locations are wonderfully depicted, and my imagination ran wild with them (and made me wish I was a traveler). Simply put, Wanderlove has easily become one of my favorite novels. Highlights: The artwork gives Bria and Wanderlove more depth and uniqueness1. Every aspect rings true - every single character, each relationship, each exotic location, and even the overall story itself. Rowan and Starling revealed themselves to be more layered than I originally gave them credit for. An inspiring story, lovely writing, endearing characters - everything is a highlight in Wanderlove. Lowlights: Predictable moments? Nearly every contemporary novel has predictable moments, so I can't fault this story for that. Review originally posted on YA Book Queen

Joaquin De joaquindetomaso — Perhaps I've had my fill of self help books because I felt there was nothing new here. Clever title.