Reviews written by Emily Savant

Take Need for Speed. Throw in some Elysium space business. Add a dash of tough girl meets secretive boy. A little bit of a three-wheeling best friend with his heart on his sleeve. A hint of Mario Kart in a dystopian world. A heaping serving...

There is a lot going on in this book. A lot of real life problems we face. A lot of real people we may come across. A few things I may not agree with, but doesn’t make it any less real. A Sense of...

This is it. This is one of the books that got me into reading in my late teens. I really couldn't have asked for a better starting point. It started my love for Sarah Dessen. Major author crush. ...

It has been raining for like 3 days here and I’ve had the absolute pleasure of doing nothing else but read. And when you get a quick, easy read like this, it’s the perfect match for a rainy day. Trouble from the Start is a sweet book...

The Memory Key is unlike anything I’ve read before. It is a Dystopian, but it doesn’t feel like a dystopia. It’s as if it could be happening in your town, with your family and friends. As much as it is science fiction, it’s equally...

I have heard great, amazing, wonderful things about Sherrilyn Kenyon's books. I just never got around to picking one up. Then, one of my friend's nephews thrust a stack of books at me one day while I was over visiting, and Infinity was piled on top. So,...

I like the first book. Just liked. It wasn’t mind blowing or incredibly creepy. It was exaggeratedly descriptive in a beautiful way (which meant that I was constantly re-reading paragraphs). Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children was interesting enough that I read it fairly fast and...

Usually I don't find it necessary to do an entire book from another characters perspective, but this was much appreciated. I knew what was coming. I've read Hopeless. Yet still, the big reveal hit me just as hard as if I...

Firstly, I found this book much slower than the first 2. Also, some of it was so cliche and juvenile, that I didn't wanna finish reading it. But I'm oh so glad I did. Because it picked up about half way through and didn't stop. AND THEN...

I'm always the person who anticipates a book that every one else already loves and then end up hating it. Honestly, I was prepared for that exact moment going into Shatter Me. It's been a few years since it was released and I'd had it on my to-read list...

I present the Dystopian Guidelines: The world as we know it has fallen. A few people came together and created a small congregation of a town. These people are segregated by something. There is usually some form of secretly corrupt government. One person...

I remember watching this movie on VHS at my grandmothers with my cousin while we wrapped Christmas presents. We would try to pronounce Hermione's name and giggle at how adorable Ron was. That was so, so many years ago, and now I'm finally reading the books. ...

This was my least favorite movie adaptation, but so far, it's my favorite book in the series. It was so interesting! I love Sirius and Remus. I love the look into James Potter's past. I loved the jokes and the parts that made me cry....

I admit, I read the books after the movies were released. This was my absolute favorite movie so I was really excited to read it. And then I was disappointed when it was different. And maybe that's why I dislike the...

"If you tell me not to, I will." "Well...me too!" -Basically Tris and Four." Yes. Their relationship drama gets the best of this book. But the action is even better. Most of it made me mad, some of it...