It was a very interesting book but a little hard to follow. You need to pay very close attention.

She is a great author that I can relate to. She writes as if she is speaking to friends.

They’ve had their first practice tournament. Seiji is still an unexplained ass. Aiden didn’t show up (no surprises). Nickolas came in clutch. What does Harvard see in Aiden?

Dumbest book I have read in awhile. Was given to my son. There are several curse words in it. Whiney characters. It went in the trash. I would look for another book on the topic.

This book has officially reinstated my love for reading. As someone who hasn’t been an avid reader for years, the book honestly seemed a little daunting at first; it was lengthy, but I soon realized it was rightfully so. The beginning started off a little slow, but 300 years requires a lot of backstory, and it ended up building a solid foundation for an incredible story. Once the plot started to get messy, I became absorbed in the characters and the poetry. In fact, I put off reading the final chapters because I wasn’t ready for it all to end. If you’re looking for something beautiful and existential, for something that will make your head spin, and for something that feels disgustingly and uncomfortably real, I urge you to read The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue. 5/5 ??

I liked the book.

Eli loves this story. He loves the colors, and the lifting flaps. It’s a fun story. We love to see all of the different friends little blue truck and toad see along the way.

Kept reading this series looking for an unexpected twist... Never came. It's alright.

This book is really good and taught me how to survive depending on the region that you get trapped in. It also taught me how to make traps and snares to catch and eat animals.

Great book