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The Fault in Our Stars by John Green

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4.0

This book is wonderful.
From the beginning you feel attached to these characters like they are your own friends. The story is very well written and I was very much surprised how a man could write a girl perspective so well and so beautiful. Very engaging. You keep reading and reading and suddenly you reached the end of the book. Couldn't keep it down, read in a day. To be honest the only reason I did not give 5 stars was because the ending felt short to me. I was expecting more, a bit disappointing. Overall is an amazing book! Totally recomend it and it's now part of my favorites. Be prepared to cry and laugh...a lot!
Addicted to You by Krista Ritchie, Becca Ritchie

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4.0

This was the first book I read about addictions, especially sex addiction.
I thought the plot was very well constructed and how much the main characters, Lily (sex addicted) and Lo (alcohol addict) grew through out the story.
The emotions they went through and the struggles someone has when they are addicted to something was well portrayed.
I really fell for Lily and Lo as a couple but I also liked the other characters like Ryke and Connor.
The end was touching and I cannot wait to see what will unfold for Lo and Lily.
Silver Shadows by Richelle Mead

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3.0

Well well well...I think it's safe to say that I'm not in love with this series as much as The Vampire Academy.
As it happened before, I didn't feel particularly interested in the plot, although the ideas were interesting. I don't know, maybe my problem is with Sydney because I can't connect with her as much as I did with Rose.

This book had it's ups and downs. For most part of the book nothing major happened and it seemed it was going nowhere. As always, at least with this series, it eventually picked up it's pace towards the end. However it didn't grab be to the book.

I continue to enjoy reading Adrian's POV and how Richelle writes and develops him. I don't particularly love or hate Sydney, I just can't connect with her. And the rest of the characters are just meh.

That was something that did surprise because I didn't imagine happening and it took me by surprise. I think it was the highlight for me. About the ending it was predictable and didn't excited me.

Overall, it was just an ok read for me.
Dance of Shadows by Yelena Black

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5.0

I don't understand why this book has so many low ratings because IT'S FREAKING BLOODY GOOD!

After reading the first pages of this book, I already knew this would be my kind of book. I heard of this book through Marlinelina's November book haul and since it was about dancing and ballet I decided to pick-it up.
This surpassed my expectations. There was never a dull moment and it was totally unpredictable. There were a few moments when I seriously dropped my jaw. My advice if you're going to read this: People are not always who they seem to be.
AND NOW I CANNOT FREAKING WAIT FOR BOOK 2!!!
Always You by Missy Johnson

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1.0

*1.5*
Very disappointing.
Great plot, poor development.
We Were Liars by E. Lockhart

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3.0

|Rating| 3 mixed feelings stars.

Well I don't really know what to say about this book.
I started reading because it was so hyped and everyone was being so mysterious about it. To be honest with you I only started liking the book on the 4th part, when the secret was revealed. I wasn't expect it and the book made more sense. But until that I didn't enjoyed the book that much.
I didn't connect with the characters and most of them are easy to hate on because of this perfect family thing.
Nonetheless I enjoy how everything turned out.

|PLUS| The revealing of the mystery.
|MINUS| Some of the characters are hard to like.
Rebel Belle by Rachel Hawkins

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3.0

|Actual rating| 3.5

This book took me by surprise since when I started reading it, I knew nothing about it. I thought it was going to be about southern belles, pageants and a kick ass female leader. At least I was right about this part. This book, written by Rachel Hawkins, author of the Hex Hall series, is nothing like it. It still has humor, sense of friendship and some kick ass moves. Although it was an enjoyable read, it didn't blew me away. It has a really interesting plot, nice characters but somehow I think the story could have been more developed. Of course the end leaves room for a sequel. And I'm curious to see where Rachel Hawkins goes with this plot and set of characters.

|PLUS| Twisted ending.
|MINUS| The story felt short in the sense of development of the plot.
The Ruby Circle by Richelle Mead

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3.0

3.5
I was never a fan of Bloodlines. I'm not the biggest fan of Sydrian. I don't think Vampire Academy and Bloodlines are on the same level. However, I did enjoyed this last installment.
At first I was bored and was dragging myself through the pages but then it picked up and got very interesting. There were some emotional moments and it was good to bring Rose and Dimitri back.There were things that felt rushed like discovering Dimitri's father but in general it was a good read.
Fallen by Lauren Kate

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2.0

|Rating| 2 stars.

I started to read this book because I knew it was made into a movie and since I'd known this book for quite some time I decided to give it a chance...

The first few chapters of the book got me interested, it's a shame it quickly started to get me bored. I think the best part of this was the prologue because it got me wondering and excited.
I had so many issues with Luce...I didn't like her at all. Too naive and obsessive for me. I also didn't liked Daniel, I thought as a character even Cam was more interesting than him. I really enjoyed Arriane, Penn and Gabbe. They were one of the reasons why I kept reading. Overall this book was a big disappointment to me. Although Lauren Kate has a nice plot going on, it felt flat and boring.

|PLUS| The secondary characters.
|MINUS| Everything else.
Love Letters to the Dead by Ava Dellaira

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2.0

|Rating| 2 disappointing stars.

Letters to famous dead people? Cool...
Afff...I don't know where to start with this book. When I saw the sinopses I thought the book was going to be amazing. It looked edgy and I liked that. But....it wasn't that edgy. If it wasn't for the story told as in letters and if this would be a regular book, I would give just one star.

I disliked Laurel, she was just all over the place for me. I didn't connect with her maybe because I'm in another phase in my life and I thought sometimes she over reacted. She was too much for me too handle.

The plot isn't anything we haven't seen before in other books. The writing was fine and the world building was poor.

|PLUS| River Phoenix.
|MINUS| Laurel narrating.