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Zaynab Nasr zaynabnmbf6f6 — Brilliant and typical Banks

Junior Nanai jrnanai56db — Sisters can be envied with each other although both are from the same flesh & blood

Richard Carter _anosdefuego — Lesbians! Boarding house! Retarded sister! MURDER! This book was AMAZING. Most gothic novels feature a poor girl tricked (or cornered) into marrying an evil (or homosexual, or secretly vampiric, or FOREIGN) count, and whisked away from her life of typing, bridge, and chicken salad sandwiches to become the unwilling Lady of Gothinghaven Manor, forever resigned to carrying a candelabra through the dusty halls, searching for proof that the last Lady Gothinghaven really is D-E-A-D. Words like "dark" and "forbidding" appear on every other page. It always ends with her running away from the dark, forbidding towers and her husband's devilish velvet clutch, into the arms of the local dumbfuck sheriff/folk singer/park ranger's big, dumb penis. (Yes, their penises have arms. OK?) Anyway, this one's different. Because it's set in a boarding house in the middle of town. That's just about all that's different about it, because in the end she runs right into a local lawyer's penisarms, after he saves her from the lesbian murderess boarding house owners. He convinces her to put her retarded sister in a home, and then his mother informs her she's already planning the wedding. He doesn't even ask her! He's 30, she's 19. He calls her "Little Girl." Heaven! Just choke the life out of me, already, with your big, dumb penis arms.

Alex Parke alexparke — I'm so disappointed. not only were the characters one dimensional, the plot filled with holes and half-assed explanations, but the writing was mediocre at best. I lost track of the fragments and I found myself literally rolling my eyes and points. I do not understand how this book is so loved or has so many stars. it was interesting, yes, and I kept reading because I wanted to know the ending, yet it was painful at points. there are 150 pages explaining there is distress in the districts before anything substantial actually happens. okay, Suzanne Collins, we get it. please move on. this book was so Twilight-esque. Katniss, a classic Mary Sue, is torn between two male figures who show interest in her. she strings them along without committing to either and it almost seems as if she's only using them to her benefit. neither guy has any depth or weight, and I couldn't really care less about either. she was so strong in The Hunger Games, so focused and determined, yet somehow we're supposed to believe that she can't handle things now without becoming an emotional wreck? when did that happen? one thing I noticed was that after almost every chapter, Collins ends with a one-sentence "paragraph" cliff hanger. this got SO old and just reminded me of badly written fanfiction. chapter 1: "...I'm staring into the snakelike eyes of President Snow." DUN DUN DUN! chapter 8: "...the pieces of the picture do not quite come together until I see his arm raise the whip." DUN DUN DUN! chapter 9: "...it's my mockingjay." DUN DUN DUN! chapter 12: "...I'm going back into the arena." DUN DUN DUN! chapter 13: "...with all my good-byes still hanging on my lips." DUN DUN DUN! chapter 15: "...our new Avox is Darius." DUN DUN DUN! chapter 16: "...SENECA CRANE." DUN DUN DUN! chapter 17: "...because Cinna has turned me into a mockingjay." DUN DUN DUN! chapter 18: "...there is no place for a girl on fire." DUN DUN DUN! chapter 19: "...instead, I find silence." DUN DUN DUN! chapter 20: "...in the few seconds it takes to rouse them, I begin to blister." DUN DUN DUN! chapter 21: "...and it sinks its fangs into her chest." DUN DUN DUN! chapter 23: "...from reaching my little sister." DUN DUN DUN! chapter 25: "...surely they will know to return it before they bury my body." DUN DUN DUN! chapter 26: "...right before the explosions begin, I find a star." DUN DUN DUN! not exaggerating one bit, look for yourself. this was SO DISTRACTING and SO OVERDRAMATIC that I could not take anything seriously.