Reviews written by Anagha

Received: Library Recommended to Anagha by: School Librarian Recommended for: Every Single Person Should Read This. Read count: 2 "For you, a thousand times over." And with that, I was bawling. I am not worthy to 'review' this book. The Kite...

"He heads off, leaving me with Drew. I look at him. 'The Drew Effect? Seriously?' 'I get it at most places,' he says, starting to grin, but then stopping himself. 'Honestly, it can get pretty annoying.' 'Oh, poor Drew,' I say. Like pretty girls giving him their...

I'll just admit right here that I didn't read the whole book. I couldn't. There was absolutely nothing new or interesting about this book that could make me continue reading it. Usually I enjoy angel books, but this one? I was bored from the very beginning but I forced myself...

Today’s review is about a book I am super excited about for many, many reasons (if you’re bored with backstories, just scroll down). First of all, it’s Michael Grant! Super talented author of the Gone series. Second of all, it’s been so long since I’d read a thrilling, gross boy...

“That's so British," I countered. "What is?" "Making sweeping generalizations about Americans because that makes you feel better about having a national inferiority complex the size of the Atlantic Ocean. I was just trying to be helpful, but if folding your pizza threatens you sense of patriotism, you...

My 5-word review: I expected to be amazed… This was my first book from Harlequin Teen Panel and I was so excited to get it, with its beautiful cover and all the hype. But I was sorely disappointed. I had expected to read something filled with mythological...

First off, I have SO many favorite quotes this time over, you guys, I just HAD to share some :D Simon grinned, "You've never heard of Dungeons and Dragons?" "I've heard of dungeons," Jace said. "Also dragons. Although they're mostly extinct." Simon...

This review was reposted from my book blog: http://book-spark.blogspot.com/ Genre: YA, Fantasy, Paranormal, Magic, Romance Received: Free ebook ARC as part of blog tour in exchange for review Review: My first thought was "Hahaha!", my second though was "Oooh! That doesn't sound good!",...

Originally posted on my book blog. I had a hard time starting this book – for the first 100 pages, I kept picking it up and then putting it back down. You were just shown various seemingly unconnected events without any explanations whatsoever. I am SO glad...

Originally posted on my blog: http://book-spark.blogspot.com/ Drop by for more reviews, giveaways, etc "I got caught watching the one person I was supposed to not care about"... Review: Told from alternating points of view of Sam and Heven, this prequel to Masquerade grabs you...

What an amazing, thought-provoking book! It's hard to write a review - all you can think of is "Squeee!"

Originally posted on my blog (be sure to drop by!): http://book-spark.blogspot.com/ Saving June follows Harper Scott, as she learns to live and deal with the sudden suicide of her “perfect” older sister. In this refreshingly simple but raw novel, Harper is devastated when June takes her own...

Reposted from my book blog http://www.book-spark.blogspot.com/ Review: An unnerving sci-fi mystery. In the not-so-distant future, government schools have failed and corporate sponsors have taken over high school education. At age 13, teenagers are signed up to go to a school where they are used for market research....

Reposted from my book blog http://www.book-spark.blogspot.com/ Review: Liz Gallagher’s debut novel, The Opposite of Invisible, is a captivating story of teenage love and friendship. Alice, who is the perfect example of a teenager trying to find her identity, is satisfied to spend all her time with her...