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Voglio Design vogliodesign — Bought this to give as a gift, but decided to read it first. Must be residual self-help-book-itis. Mothers and daughters have a tough road to travel.

Diogo Ramalho diogoramalho — Let me just say that Harlequin Teen has proven themselves to be one of the top YA publishers in the field. They've managed to put out some of the most popular & high quality fiction that I've read. I guess that it just makes sense that once in a while I'll find something in their lineup that just doesn't thrill me as much as some of their other books do. This book had an incredibly good idea, taking the idea of Greek mythology & adapting it to modern day. It's interesting without being overexposed like vampires & werewolves have become. The basic character designs in this book are also good. Kate is a capable everygirl & is at a good age to appeal to both teens & older audiences. The mixture of old mythology & new ideas is a nice pairing & Carter manages to make this a book that people will want to continue reading. The only problem? While this was something I was more than willing to keep reading, at the same time I found many of the characters to be somewhat shallow & some of the situations forced. The worst culprit of this had to have been the character of Ava, a snotty popular girl turned best friend of the main character. There was almost zero belivability for her to befriend Kate after all that was said & done, to be honest. If she'd been more built up then that would have been somewhat believable, but her character development just wasn't there. Another element that was sorely underdone was the romantic chemistry between Kate & Henry. We're told that the two of them have sparks & that Kate's gaga for him, but I just didn't see it happening to the point that Carter would have us believe. Overall this was a decent enough read & I'm mildly curious about the next book in the series, but to be honest... this was just a mediocre read. It's not a bad read by any stretch but it just wasn't great either. This is just my opinion & I have no doubt that this will end up being someone's favorite book to read & re-read like I re-read Kim Harrison & Rachel Vincent. Bottom line is that this is absolutely a must read at the library, but at the bookstore? Flip through it first. (ARC provided by Netgalley)

Ryan Dougherty ryandougherty — Lots of the book was confusing to me. For example, there were several places where the reader is supposed to guess if A, B, or C is what happened. But that isn't clear from the text. So when it says that someone washed her A) pet guinea pig, B) truck, C) face, it took a while to figure out she didn't wash all of them. I guess what bothers me the most is that it wouldn't be that hard to put, "What did she wash?" just before the list. Or to add the word "either" as in "She washed either A) pet..." Not to mention putting the word "or" between choices B and C. Reading it aloud made me get sick of saying "Pinky Dinky Doo" so much. I wasn't particularly fond of the art. The story-within-a-story concept was tricky for my preschooler. So why did I rate this 2 stars instead of 1? Because of the wonderfully silly idea of wearing food on your feet when your shoes disappear! That is just the kind of silliness that I love. Too bad it wasn't done well enough that I'd want to read the book again.

Sayoko Nishimura oniguili — awesome book it was fantastic!!!

Sandra Ruth sandrajune7407 — fabulous.