Reviews written by Emily Savant

I don't remember her name, but the girl that is Mia's friend, set the tone of the book for me after she bounded into the hospital. She is bitching at her mother about not crying and being strong for her. How in the hell can you talk...

There was a time in my life where I was Chelsea Knot. I told someone something that someone else had told me and that person I told (flipped the story into something that it wasn't), in turn, told someone that was a part of the story that...

I remember getting this from the library when I was a child and sharing it with my cousin and we both giggled like the little girls we were. We thought nothing was funnier than a little boy running down the street naked! Then, I remember making my brother read...

Kelley Armstrong kind of has the Sarah Dessen effect going on. She has a set way a book will play out and she just uses that for all her books but changes it up a bit. Different characters. Different setting. And no matter...

Oh, man. I didn't think I was going to like it there for awhile. A was such a careless person with a few of these peoples lives. But that ending I loved. And it was such a new...

I had to step away from this book for a couple of days just because I felt like something terribly distressing was forthcoming, and I didn’t think I would be ready for it. I related heavily to this book. Who would’ve thought that a middle grade...

Holy hell. You know how most books are so predictable that you are just waiting for the words to read like you pretty much figure they will? Yeah? Well this book is in no way predictable. Completely surprising....

Why is is that the books that I anticipate the most always let me down?! I couldn't get past Cath. She irritated me. I loved everything else. The dad. The stories. Simon Snow. Rainbow Rowell's writing. The book cover....

I picked this book out for 2 reasons. Reason 1: It was free on Netgalley and I figured why the hell not. Reason 2: The synopsis is something that I had actually never read about before. Probably, and I realized this around about chapter...

My mother and I read this series like junkies. We've just recently came across it and I'm really upset that I hadn't gotten a hold of these books earlier! This one wasn't as good as the first, I found it a bit slow, but I loved the...

I guess I can’t say that I hated this book. If it were a Lifetime movie (and it definitely has the premise for one), I’d be all over it. Girl with a messed up past saved by the sexy undercover cop next door? Does Mrs. McAdams write for Lifetime? The...

I finally got around to reading this. After missing packages and faulty winnings, I ended up buying this book after I heard the sequel was being released soon. And some things are definitely worth the weight. It wasn't creepy like I expected it to...

God, it took me forever to read this. Sarah Dessen's books feel like home. They take me out of my head for a while, and I don't care how similar they all may be, they have a sense of comfort that I love. However, this just wasn't...

You know when you catch a TV show you haven’t ever seen, but it's been playing for years? The kind when you just so happen to stop on a channel and it is intriguing and you like the hero’s face and funny one-liners so you Google it, and Google turns...

I think I love Irish mythology more than Greek mythology. It's beautiful, it really is. Teagan, Finn, Aiden, and Abby are back! LOVED them in the first book and I love them still in the second installment. The Turtles are also here. Can't go wrong with the...