Love it, it even has a love between Draco and Hermione

Loved it.

I loved this book!! It was about 3 friends surviving after the San Francisco earthquake of 1906 and its very well written and entertaining.

Second book in the Lunar chronicles series. Loved the continuation of Cinders story along with the new story of scarlet. I liked how the book told from both points of view and I really enjoyed Scarlett as a character

If you just took a look at my book, you would see so many tags. It is because of all the good quotes. Must Read

4 stars because it got dark pretty fast

Very insightful read. Especially interesting techniques the forgers used to solidify authenticity. Appalling but determined men to do the unthinkable to survive. I as a woman know such determined minds truly believe they had little choice, but the truth is our society and life in general is never fair or just in the pursuit of a better life, it ALWAYS comes with a terrible price to pay.

This was a good book. +++For black queer stories. The fight scenes were a bit off but overall, I enjoyed this.

Was very funny and captivating pretty long to fun to read 5 times.

The story behind this book is gripping, and it has an important message that it communicates. However, it didn't quite hit for me. I think that this book has a lot or common faults of early publications and works; while the story is good, it's executed a little clumsily. There are typos and editing errors that while not disorienting, are distracting. Characters occasionally end up in positions that they shouldn't spatially be able to be in. These, however, are small and forgivable mistakes. The more glaring issues to me lie in the writing of the villains. Zeus and Hermes are written with very little difference between them in moments of conflict. Their individual personalities shine through in some quieter moments, but when they are doing bad things they are reduced to cackling rapists. As characters coming from very different backgrounds with different motivations, that was really disappointing. I wanted to feel their personalities come through in every moment and so often they were reduced to smirking assholes. Finally, I personally didn't care for the romance. It was not overbearing in its relevance, but it made me cringe at the end. I understand that the characters involved would have some very intense feelings for each other, but chaste kisses and hugs does not feel like the way to express those feelings. However, maybe that romance evolves in an interesting way in later books. The writing style of this book feels very YA; very exposition heavy. It does not trust the reader to come to their own conclusion, and it often prefers to tell whether than show, especially when establishing the history of the nymphs. A tragically lost opportunity when showing would have been easy, given the story beats. Finally, I have a bone to pick with the wording of the content warning. This book is all about sexual assault and how victims move on from it. The warning says that "each instance is not graphic." What this is meant to say is the sexual aspect of the assault is not graphic. But the non-sexual violence of each assault is very graphic. The warning is misleading and the detail and brutality of the assault scenes caught me off guard. I thought they were absolutely vital to the story and respectfully written, but to call them not graphic is dangerously misleading.