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Alejandro Morán alejandro_f97f — I read this because I liked The Devil Wears Prada. I should have left well enough alone.

Greta Hartmann gretamhart0770 — This was an amazing book, that was written from the perspective of a mom dealing with two sons who have autism, and one son who is neurotypical. She was honest and truly provided an insight into the joys and frustration of livng with three boys who are all very different. As a teacher and mom who is not dealing with autism 24/7 I needed to hear this perspective.

Kirsi Capellan _irsi_apellan — Every Other Day was my first book by author Jennifer Lynn Barnes and it was right up my street. It was intense, fast paced, exciting and with a kick-ass heroine, trying to overcome a dangerous evil within her home town….what’s not to like? Kali is a 16 year old high student by day and every 24 hours she turns into a bad ass demon hunter by night. While at school one day, she notices a mark on the back of one of the popular girls and realises that the girl has been marked to die. Kali makes it her mission to try and help the girl but instead, she ends up with the mark on herself and is soon on a mission to save herself before her time is up. I liked the overall premise of this story and it was an easy read. I really found myself enjoying the characters too. Kali is just the type of heroine we need from young adult books. She’s a very interesting character, one that is strong, stubborn and sarcastic but she’s also loyal, determined and her personality really drives this story forward – it really gets this story kicking off pretty well. Kali wasn’t the only character I liked; Skylar was another favourite of mine. I loved her personality and her bubbly attitude and I loved the banter between her and her brother. Even though I thoroughly enjoyed Every Other Day,, I cannot help feel that something was missing and for me that was romance. There is a slight hint of it between Kali and Zev but it’s such a weird and complex relationship I wasn’t entirely sure I understood it. So I didn’t love it but that’s not to say that the next book will be the same. The ending of this book left me wanting to know what happens next and I especially want to know happens to all our characters and of course, I want more romance. Overall, Jennifer Lynn Barnes has managed to create an interesting and imaginable world with Every Other Day and I’ve got a feeling that this series will just get better and better.

Thiago Torres capasparaiphone — Miniseries: The Diamonds of Welbourne Manor