Reviews written by Casog

I was waiting for this book for a year and a half and when I finally got it, I was like nearly in tears. But since it was a year after I had read Shiver and Linger, I had to read them again before finally reading Forever. When I was...

This story has a lovely flow to it and is written in an easy to follow style - a really easy and pleasurable read. Once cousin Salim disappears the two main characters, Kat and Ted, turn detectives to work out what might have happened to him. This is...

The 10pm Question is about a twelve year old boy, Frankie Parsons, who is in a constant state of worry. 'The Rodent Voice' is always nagging in the back of his mind, causing him to be a bit panicky. The questions range from diseases to batteries, but the most worrying...

This book was just as good as Shiver but it wasn't as exciting at the start and the middle but the ending fixed all that up for me. It was such a spectacular ending, and I really wanted to read Forever but I had to wait a year for it...

Shiver, and all the Wolves of Mercy Falls books, I think, are the best books that Maggie Stiefvater has ever written. This book was the first book that had instant love that I liked, as the connection was very real, so much that I could actually feel it flying off...

The Hunger Pains: A Parody is one of the most funny books I have ever read. Its a parody starring Kantkiss Neverclean. Everything in it is so stupid which makes it even funnier. Kantkiss is such an idiot and but her muck-ups make for a good reality television show. It...

I loved Torn better than Switched. I found the plot a lot better than the last book and it was written better, probably because Amanda Hocking had more practice writing books. The writing was good but the One day: Three Ways should of been in the view point of each...

This book has more fight, action, and tears involved. It is my favorite of the Maze Runner Trilogy. It is one of the best conclusions that I have ever read. I am so going to read this trilogy again, it was so good. The ending was a great way to...

This was a brilliant sequel to the amazing Maze Runner. This books is set outside the maze where the stakes are even higher. This book was just as good as the Maze Runner, maybe even better. WIth a great plot and stunning characters, this The Scorch Trials is a book...

This book is a strange read that is slightly creepy and gory in some parts. I found it fascinating and was hooked from the first page to the last one. It is a deep mystery that has suspense and adventure that keeps you reading on. The idea of the maze...

The Invention of Hugo Cabret is a story of a twelve year old boy who lives in a train station in Paris. He lives by himself as his uncle mysteriously vanished, and keeps the stations clocks running. The only thing he has to keep him company is a mechanical man...

Wired is an attention-grabbing book that caught my attention. This book is the major, ending battle that solves all battles. It is about freedom and rights and all other sorts of problems. The idea is a very interesting, and is some causes quite confusing, especially the ending. Be warned, its...

Anna and the French Kiss is what I call a truly magical book. This book captured the true feeling of being in love and all the troubles that come with it. This book has a sparkling plot with glowing characters that I just fell in love with. This book makes...

Beka Cooper is a rookie with the law-enforcing Provost's Guard, and she's been assigned to the Lower City. It's a tough beat that's about to get tougher, as Beka's limited ability to communicate with the dead clues her in to an underworld conspiracy. Someone close to Beka is using dark...

hey say ‘live every day as if it’s your last’ – but you never actually think it’s going to be. At least I didn’t. The thing is, you don’t get to know when it happens. You don’t remember to tell your family that you love them or – in my...