Customer Review - Smart Girls Get What They Want

Smart Girls Get What They Want
by Sarah Strohmeyer [YA]

This book does a good job of showing that you can change yourself for the better, no matter how deep you are into your current persona. The main character, Gigi, is a relatable girl that is instantly likable and someone you can root for. This book is somewhat unique in the plot but it isn't hard to understand. This was a really good book!. -- review submitted by Taylor J. - a customer of the Gere Branch Library

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Customer Review - Royally Crushed

Royally Crushed
by Niki Burnham [YA Burnham]

The book was pretty good. The plot of the story was something that wasn't everyday but in the midst of it, the main character was going through things that were really relatable. The way that the story was written was really humorous and it was almost as if the main character was talking to you. Although the voice of the main character was funny, she could get kind of whiny, which proved to be fairy annoying. Overall, it was a good book, but it did have its flaws. -- review submitted by Taylor J. - a customer of the Gere Branch Library

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Two New Customer Reviews - City of Bones

The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones
by Cassandra Clare [YA Clare]

The book was really good. With the book being in a series, this being the first book, you could sense that there would be a love triangle in a later books without anything happening with it in the first. The ending was totally expected and made you want to read the series. -- review submitted by Taylor J. - a customer of the Gere Branch Library


The Book started with Clary (the main character) going into a club in brooklyn. She sees a couple of kids and follows them. Whats peculiar is that her best friend Simon doesn't seem to be able to see them. The kids go into a small room and MURDER a boy with blue hair! Her experiences only get wierder when a couple days later her mom calls her in a panic sayihng not to come home no matter what. One of the kids that had killed the boy at the club came and said they needed to talk. It turns out there is a whole world out there that Clary's mom was a part of that Clary herself was never aware of! The world of the Shadowhunters, or demon-hunters. Now Clary has to learn all about this world she was thrust into and try to save her mom from the evil Valentine. -- review submitted by Whitney L. - a customer of the Gere Branch Library

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New Customer Review - More Confessions of a Hollywood Starlet

More Confessions of a Hollywood Starlet
by Lola Douglas [YA Douglas]

It was a really cool book. The drama of it was really well written and the characters are all really well described. Overall, it was a good read. -- review submitted by Taylor J. - a customer of the Gere Branch Library

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New Customer Review - Twilight

Twilight
by Stephanie Meyer [YA Meyer]

I really loved this book. The characters all had very specific traits, were easy to identify, and were very well crafted. The amount of suspense in this book was very good. The thrilling ending to the book was just what it needed. -- review submitted by Taylor J. - a customer of the Gere Branch Library

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New Customer Review - Unbelievable

Unbelievable
by Sara Shepard [YA (Series) Shepard]

This series of books are some of the best books I've ever read. They really convey the true desperation of Spencer, Hanna, Aria, and Emily in their search for A. The author does a really good job in laying on the suspense and drama. -- review submitted by Taylor J. - a customer of the Gere Branch Library

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