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Massimo Martino massimomartino — I was sent this book to read by the author. Being a complete departure from her usual style, I was keen to see how she handled it and the subject matter. I was not disappointed. The story was compelling. I felt sympathy for Immy, her life and the choices she was forced to make. At times I wanted to hug her then, in the next breath I felt annoyed that she was prepared to put up with the circumstances. I was glad that she stood up for herself at the end, though the decision was undoubtedly tough. Degarmo has handled the interwoven concepts in the story with sensitivity and maturity, though I was sad that the ending didnt have more of a decisive end. But that's just me... I like closure. Well worth the read!!! Just bring the tissues.

Luis Romero lromero4149 — After reading book two, I thought this series was going downhill fast. However, Green-Eyed Demon saved the series! I laughed out loud, cried, and wanted to read the next in the series. I really like the badass Sabrina and Team Awesome! The plot of this story kept me hooked. I wanted to read ahead to know what was coming. (I didn't, heehee, but I wanted to) I gave this one 4 stars because sometimes I felt like the characters sounded the same, they didn't come off as individual characters. Adam came off more like Sabrina than the character from the other books. Can't wait for book 4!

Kate Musayeva katerynamusayeva9773 — On the cover is a beatiful magnolia and the book is set in North Carolina which are two positives for me. Boy was I disappointed. The main character's grandmother says some memorable words on her death bed that leads the main character on a search for who she is. She has synaesthesia so she tastes words. I don't really know what this added to the story other than it made it hard to read. "Lindamint, youcannedgreenbeans may have forTriscuitgotten this, but youcannedgreenbeans had gone off to Yaleavocado." She did have a homosexual cross-dressing uncle who was a mortician. She dearly loved him and they spent many hours together. I would pass on reading this book.

Erick Rojas erickrojas10dc — The book is sweet and sad as young 13 year old girl learns how to go on without her older sister. While deep at times, it makes you giggle too.

Johnathan Johnson _ucalstudios — This was a great book on raising boys. It talked about the differences in how boys and girls learn and how they interact socially and why. It brought to light to me, as a female, things I never considered in regards to raising a little boy. I read this book for a Adolescent Male Development class and instantly passed it on to my uncle who has a now 9 year old.