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Band Geek Love (Band Geek #1)

by Josie Bloss (Goodreads Author)

3.25 of 5 stars 3.25 · rating details · 264 ratings · 63 reviews

All band, all the time. That's how trumpet goddess Ellie Snow has made it to senior year. No drama, no dating. Just keeping lock-step within the safe precision of the Winslow Marching Band. She's a fierce section leader now, and so over the heart-crushing social disaster of her freshman year. No boy is going to ruin Ellie's shining moment-her senior solo performance at the...more

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Published July 8th 2008 by Flux (first published July 1st 2008)

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May 24, 2009 R rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: ya, read-and-liked

Let me tell you a few things about Band. First, my credentials. I played trombone (mediocre-ly) from 4th-12th grade, so I know a thing or two about band. Second, what I know is this: trumpets think they're all that. French horns are small, trendy, and somewhat unique girls. Saxophones are a mixed breed. Clarinets are the studious ones that make the great grades, while flutes are prim and have excellent posture. Percussionists have ADD and get bored pretty easily. And trombones are the backbone o...more

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Mar 06, 2009 Jessie Pearl rated it 4 of 5 stars

If you were a band geek, you either WERE Ellie Snow, or you knew Ellie Snow. She's narcissistic and arrogant, to put it bluntly, but I still enjoyed her character. It's a pretty cute story, I admit, and fairly accurate as far as band geek life goes. My problem was just that the "twists" weren't "twisty" enough, and I think that much better things could have been done with them. But I did read this book very quickly because it held my interest and it was actually pretty cute. I enjoyed it. I rate...more

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Jan 09, 2013 JoAnn rated it 1 of 5 stars

Shelves: chick-lit, girl-pov, series

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Okay, I should have learned from reading the second book first that I did not like this character.
Ellie Snow has an attitude problem, but she has a bunch of problems with her life so that's okay. (that was sarcasm by the way)
What I saw in this book was this; she falls in love with this guy because he's so hot, but oh no he's a sophomore and she's a seniors, ewww. (that was sarcasm too) So she starts secretly dating him in the process she starts ignoring her friends, is extremely self centered, t...more

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Review by Rachelle Capitaine:
This book was about a girl named Ellie who plays in the band for all her life and strict about her social life because she is not into high school boys. So Eliie winds up to be the section leader for the trumpet section and she is a senior now getting ready for college. When this one guy just decides to looking at her when she was about to play one of the most important solos for a football game. Now the guy that was looking at Ellie was Connor who we come to find ou...more

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Jun 03, 2011 Andrea rated it 2 of 5 stars Recommends it for: people who like cougar stories

Shelves: series, chick-lit, annoying-characters, ya

My sister gave me this book for my birthday. She probably saw the title and thought "Band Geek Love. Well my sister's in band so she'll love this!" First off, how stereotypical of her to think that I would only like band books and second off, this book wasn't even about band more so it was mainly about the TRUMPETS in band.

This book was unique and I wanted to read it since not very books have a band geek for a main charachter. When I first started reading the book, it wasn't that bad. It caught...more My sister gave me this book for my birthday. She probably saw the title and thought "Band Geek Love. Well my sister's in band so she'll love this!" First off, how stereotypical of her to think that I would only like band books and second off, this book wasn't even about band more so it was mainly about the TRUMPETS in band.

This book was unique and I wanted to read it since not very books have a band geek for a main charachter. When I first started reading the book, it wasn't that bad. It caught my attention and I adored Ellie's witty, tough humor. It didn't really bother me that this was from a senior trumpet player's point of view but I was waiting for the author to mention the the other instruments in the band- perferably the CLARINETS!- or maybe make Ellie's crush a non-trumpet player. I ended up anticipating for nothing because Ellie's crush ended up being yet another trumpet player and-wait for it- a SOPHOMORE! Ew. That's basically what this whole book was about. Trumpets,trumpets, and more trumpets. Even the damn drum major was a trumpet player. Ellie's freshman crush also happened to be a trumpet player. It seemed like the only non-trumpet player in this book was Ellie's perky friend, Kristen, and she played saxophone. And of course her parents but they don't really count.

Besides the whole trumpets-dominating-the-whole-story thing, I also wasn't a fan of Ellie and Connor i.e. her sophomore crush. I wasn't really bothered by the whole age difference- who am I kidding I totally was! Maybe it wouldn't have bothered me if Connor was more mature and manly for his age. Face it, he was a freaking annoying pussy! It's because of him that I added this book to my annoying-charachers shelf. No surprise there. As Ellie started hanging out with Connor more and more, Connor's sensitiveness- or as I'd like to say his wimpiness- was started to rub on Ellie. So I think its safe to say that Connor was a bad influence on Ellie since she went from a bitchy disciplined section-leader to a crying boy-crazy bitch. The only reason why continued reading this book is because I was hoping that Ellie would end up with her drum major friend, Jake. Even the characters in the book asked Ellie what was up with her and Jake and her answer would be "oh, we're just friends". Uh-huh sure, that's what you guys all say but we all know what you're really thinking. Apparently not, beacuse Ellie stays friends with Jake and ends up with the wuss she has for a boyfriend. One thing that I DID like about this book was the authentic sense of humor Jake and Ellie had when they talked to each other. What good was it anyways since they didn't end up together.
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Nov 24, 2010 Zarakoda rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: general-fiction, music

This book is great for the band geek who can relate.

Aka me.

Compare me to Ellie: I am a semi-stickler section leader who is always practicing her butt off, who never gets involved with boys because of embarrassing incidents from early experience, and who lives in a world where all the musicians in high school get together and you accidentally run into them making out in the band storage room.

Sound familiar? Yeah, this book was pretty much very similar to my band life. Except that I am a flute/pic...more

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Jun 08, 2012 Lizzie rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: book-with-love, books-i-will-never-read-again

As a band geek myself, I enjoyed this cute book. They was plenty of kissing, friends, and drama for my liking. At times however, the main character Ellie got on my nerves. She messed up a lot in the course of two months. She was really confused about everything most of the time. I kept trying to tell her what to do (but obviously she wasn't gonna listen to me, haha). I was happy with the ending. Everything got wrapped up in this little picalo case that is really cute and at the same time obnoxio...more

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Apr 20, 2009 Lindsay Mitchell rated it 2 of 5 stars

Band Geek Love, By Josie Bloss

As a former band geek, so many of the events in this book rang true to me. Ellie Snow is a trumpet section leader and super serious about band. On the last day of band camp a sophomore trumpet shows up and needs to be integrated into the line. Anyone who was in marching band knows this is a huge pain in the neck, requiring extra practice, and sometimes the rearranging of drills that everyone else has already learned. But Ellie takes it to a level unheard of in my ba...more Band Geek Love, By Josie Bloss

As a former band geek, so many of the events in this book rang true to me. Ellie Snow is a trumpet section leader and super serious about band. On the last day of band camp a sophomore trumpet shows up and needs to be integrated into the line. Anyone who was in marching band knows this is a huge pain in the neck, requiring extra practice, and sometimes the rearranging of drills that everyone else has already learned. But Ellie takes it to a level unheard of in my band, acting like she has the option of telling the band director that the kid can't join. That didn’t make any sense at all for her to have that much authority. Throughout the novel we discover that Ellie had a huge crush on a senior trumpet when she was in 9th grade and that ended with complete humiliation. Since then she has not dated anyone and has become very moody, and private, and paranoid about people judging her for anything other than her musical skills. Conner, the sophomore trumpet, turns out to be a love interest for Ellie. However, she blows the thing way out of proportion by being so scared and uptight about dating a sophomore and letting other people know about it. Connor also acts somewhat strange and like he has secrets. But when his secret comes out, it is so trivial, and not even worthy of the secrecy he employed. But Ellie totally freaks out, over something that I might think was funny or embarrassing, she acts like she’s totally been betrayed. I liked the book because it was related to marching band, but most of it wasn’t about marching band, but about Ellie’s ever growing and pulsating ego. She was mean and self centered and overreacted and lashed out at everyone, about everything! There is a sequel coming out this month: “Band Geeked Out” but I was so turned off by the protagonist that I don’t know if I’ll be checking that one out. Here’s a tip for all authors, if you make us hate your main character, it will be hard for us to like the story as a whole.

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Apr 14, 2009 Yan rated it 2 of 5 stars

So there are the jocks, the cheerleaders, the Goths, the skaters, the punks, the outsider, and everything else. But whatever happened to the band geeks? Josie Bloss tells of the “other” social ladder from a point of view of an aspiring trumpeter.

Band Geek Love was an adorable read for me. There was nothing too deep that draws the more series readers in.

It was half-and-half for the characters; loved some and hated others. Ellie was a relatable character in some areas but in others I had trouble...more

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Mar 24, 2013 Stephanie A. rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: contemporary-ya, girl-protagonists

Wavering between 3 and 4 stars because the main character, Ellie, is kind of a self-centered spoiled brat with strange priorities (view spoiler), and that's coming from someone who loves hard-nosed bossy people who are obsessed with order and control. Marching band is also harder to relate to than regular band.

But: ultimately, band is band, and I have spent my whole life...more

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Jun 03, 2012 Anna Vizzini rated it 5 of 5 stars

Band Geek Love

By: Josie Bloss

Date Published: 2008

Genre: Teen Drama

Everybody has a different high school experience, ranging from being the all star sports player, or the popular who likes to cause drama. For Ellie Snow, things are a little different from the others. Ellie is a hardcore band geek at Winslow High. Her life practically revolves her trumpet, and her position as the trumpet section leader. Her and her friends, Kristen and Jake, take band very seriously, but the thing about Ellie is...more Band Geek Love

By: Josie Bloss

Date Published: 2008

Genre: Teen Drama

Everybody has a different high school experience, ranging from being the all star sports player, or the popular who likes to cause drama. For Ellie Snow, things are a little different from the others. Ellie is a hardcore band geek at Winslow High. Her life practically revolves her trumpet, and her position as the trumpet section leader. Her and her friends, Kristen and Jake, take band very seriously, but the thing about Ellie is that she takes it a little too seriously. She has never been in a relationship, and she is a senior. All she thinks is that a relationship will only cause drama, and that letting herself like someone else will cause her to slip up in band. She has already had a bad experience with Jake’s older brother Nathan. When Ellie was a freshman, she had a huge crush on Nathan, who was a senior. A group of girls found out and spread it around school. Soon enough, everyone knew, including Nathan, and they all made fun of her. Ellie then decided to never let herself act on a crush because all that comes from it is drama, until this all changes due to one performance at the school. She spots a new boy, who she immediately has a crush on, and they start dating eventually. This is hard for Ellie because her crush, Connor, is only a sophomore. They secretly date for a long time, and eventually come out as a couple. A lot happens along the way including best friend drama, drama with Nathan, drama with band, and drama with relationships. This is definitely a dramatic story of a teenage girl who is afraid to get involved with others because of her past.
The theme of this book is that keeping secrets can lead to drama and stress, and that if you tell the truth right away, you can possibly save a great relationship. An example from the book is when Ellie hides the fact that her and Connor are dating. If she told people right away, she wouldn’t have been so worried that people would unknowingly find out. She also would have a lot less stress in her life. Another example is when Kristen and Jake started dating, and decided to keep it a secret from Ellie by avoiding her. This causes Ellie to feel really left out and have a lot of stress to deal with. Lastly, another example is when Ellie doesn’t tell Connor that she kissed Nathan. If she told him right away, she wouldn’t have had so much drama because of wondering when to tell him. She also could’ve prevented a large fight that they had.
This book is a great book for teens who enjoy drama and romance. The book itself involves a lot of that. It is also great for teens who enjoy books about friendship. This book is actually really different from books I usually read. I normally read mystery or scary books, but I decided to take a chance on it, and I realized that it is a great book. It definitely has a lot more romance than most of the books that I read, but it has about the same level of drama, but the drama is different though. In this book, the drama is based around Ellie’s relationships with people and band, while in most books I read, the drama usually ties in with the mystery in the story. I now know that I like many different types of books.
An interesting quote from the book is,
“Everything everyone had said to me over the past few days repeated over and over in my brain. All the disappointment and doubt and anger swept over me like a muddy tidal wave. And I felt like my whole life and everything I had hidden was oozing out of my skin, for everyone else to see. For everyone to know about, and point at, and laugh at.” This quote was found on page 233, which is in chapter twenty-four. This quote shows Ellie’s emotions while she was having a breakdown at band practice. She was dealing with a lot of drama, and while she was playing her duet, she broke down. She stopped playing, and stood there in silence, she then started to cry because she was so overwhelmed. This quote shows the author’s writing style because it shows how well she describes feelings and emotions with great clarity. It also shows how she uses comparison to show similarities like when she compares the way Ellie’s emotions swept over her like a tidal wave. This quote shows what the drama in this book is like.
All in all, this book was amazing! It was full of drama, romance, and problems that many teenagers may face. I really enjoyed the author’s way of writing. Josie Bloss is very good at describing, and I would love to read another one of her books in the future. I also really loved the topic of teens in high school. I always found the way that people make relationships with others interesting. I also like how sometimes the most unexpected people can fall in love. The theme also means a lot to me because keeping secrets can not only cause you a bunch of unwanted stress and drama, but it can do the same to who you’re keeping it from. This book has affected me by making me think more about how my relationships with people can change in a matter of days, depending on what you say or how you act. I liked everything about this book, ranging from the characters to the theme. I liked these aspects because they were all well developed, and played a large part in the story. I would recommend this book to all of my friends! I hope that all teens can get a chance to read it because it applies to all of them in way or another.(less)

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Feb 25, 2011 Anna rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: romance, realistic-fiction, series, three-stars

I was expecting this book to be a kind of quick read, and it was a very quick read -- quicker than expected. And while I enjoyed the storyline, I thought it could've been executed better.

The characters were just okay. While you could relate to them, they just didn't seem real. The way they're described, they seem like normal teenagers, but then the way they act, it just isn't like normal teenagers. The way the reacted to things in different situations just didn't seem right. When I was reading c...more

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Oct 26, 2008 Sara rated it 3 of 5 stars Recommends it for: band geeks

Shelves: young-adult, 2008

Yes, I read another book about marching band, though this book is infinitely better than the last one I read (can't even remember the title, it was so awful!). This book has the main character, Ellie, a senior in high school and the trumpet section leader, get interested in a new sophomore in her section but not wanting others to find out about their relationship. I thought the characters were pretty well-written, and I did like them all. The plot was not exactly super intense but still cute, an...more

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Nov 05, 2012 Jennifer Wardrip rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: trt-posted-reviews

Reviewed by Sarah Bean the Green Bean Teen Queen for TeensReadToo.com

Ellie Snow is a band geek. She lives and breathes for band and has finally made it to her senior year where she's the best section leader in band for the most important section -- the trumpets. Ellie has worked hard and cannot wait until her solo at the end of band camp performance. This was going to be her shining moment and she was going to rock. Just as she was about to start playing, Ellie caught site of a gorgeous guy in t...more

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Aug 01, 2009 Tasha rated it 4 of 5 stars

Ellie is your ultimate band geek. She spends hours of her time practicing and he ultimate high school dream is to become the trumpet section leader. Now it’s Ellie’s senior year and she knows it will be her best. She is the trumpet section leader and even has a killer solo that begins the whole show. Hopefully she will even be able to finally forget about the traumatic crush she had her freshman year. Yes, that’s right, Ellie hasn’t been able to trust or like anyone since 9th grade when her crus...more Ellie is your ultimate band geek. She spends hours of her time practicing and he ultimate high school dream is to become the trumpet section leader. Now it’s Ellie’s senior year and she knows it will be her best. She is the trumpet section leader and even has a killer solo that begins the whole show. Hopefully she will even be able to finally forget about the traumatic crush she had her freshman year. Yes, that’s right, Ellie hasn’t been able to trust or like anyone since 9th grade when her crush on the current section leader got announced.

When the last day of band camp arrives Ellie is anxious to debut her solo. She’s been anticipating this moment for forever and knows that it will rock. That is until her eyes fall on a particular boy in the audience. One she’s never me before but who’s looking at her as is he’s known her his entire life. After that look Ellie is doomed. She proceeds to flub her first note and make mistake after mistake throughout her solo. Little does she know that this won’t be the last time she sees this guy and he will end up messing up more than just her solo. Is it possible tough that the will change Ellie for the better, or will she just retreat more into herself?

This is definitely a fun, light summer read. It has just the right amount of sass, humor and romance to peak anyone’s interest. Overall it was a good read with cute characters and a good plot. But I felt that the story was too rushed. It zoomed from one dilemma to the next without much reasoning. I also felt the book was very predictable and didn’t really keep me guessing. What I did really enjoy was Ellie’s character. She had a great (and very funny) attitude that kept me laughing throughout the book. I only wish she had spent more time making wise remarks and dealing with her feelings, than holding them up inside her an moping about them. While there was one unexpected twist there wasn’t much else there that I hadn’t read before. Despite these things I think that band geeks as well as non band geeks will find an entertaining read in Josie Bloss’ debut novel.(less)

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Sep 05, 2010 Christine rated it 4 of 5 stars

Oh, gosh. This book cracked me up and disgusted me at the same time.
First of all, it is so accurate. All the marching terms, the trumpet cockiness, etc....Oh, yeah. It was true.
In some ways it was too close to home, what with the age of Connor. Sheesh...Anyway.
Anyway, she was about as annoying as my anal band director...only then she quit caring about band which was just...weird...
I don't know. I can only give it four stars because I liked it, but I didn't like Ellie. So...yeah.

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Jan 14, 2010 Yessenia Martinez rated it 3 of 5 stars

I thought the books was good, short, but good. I think one of the main reason I liked it to so much was because I am in band. I cant say I have as much passion for band as much as she does, but of course I do enjoy it very much. I really liked that she was a "tough girl" and that she was struggling between choosing two trumpet players. What Connor reveals at the end, I thought was rather hilarious, and that Ellie was over exageratting on how he didn't tell her at first. Over all it was a cute st...more

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Nov 28, 2011 Sandy rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: ppya11

Ellie has been waiting to be trumpet section leader and have a solo for four years. This is her year. She does not need a little sophmore boy distracting her, even if he is super hot. But she does find him very distracting, and he distracts her not just from band, but from her friends too. Can she balance her first relationship, band section leader, her friends and school? Ellie was a little whiney and very self-centered. Quick read though.

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Apr 14, 2011 Emily rated it 1 of 5 stars

Shelves: young-adult

I haven't made a habit of reviewing books; however, this one annoyed me so damn much that I have to say something. The plot was OK for the most part, but the characters...good god. Not a believable one in the bunch. They all act like parodies of real people. Ellie is especially unlikable: she's bitchy, nasty, immature, incredibly self-centered, and blows everything way way WAY out of proportion. I hope she matures in the sequel.

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Aug 03, 2009 Jordan rated it 2 of 5 stars

This book could have been such a great love letter to band geeks and instead featured a protagonist who made me want to throw the book at the wall.

Ellie's inability to think about anyone but herself made the book a difficult read. While there were moments that the nostalgia of being in band was accurately played up, I couldn't get past her self-centered, whiny voice.

Then again... she is a trumpet player.

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Sep 03, 2008 Abby Johnson rated it 4 of 5 stars

Senior Ellie Snow knows that this year will be the best ever. She's trumpet section leader with her very own solo. Her best friend is drum major. Nothing will stop her!! Until an uber cute guy distracts her, causing her to flub her solo on the last day of band camp. And then she finds out that this kid is joining her section without having gone through band camp. Control-freak Ellie is pissed... until she takes a better look at him and discovers that she just might have a tiny crush on him... an...more

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Jun 20, 2009 Sarah BT rated it 5 of 5 stars

This book was a lot of fun. Band geek or not, if you're a fan of romantic comedies, you'll enjoy reading about Ellie and her various mishaps. Ellie is a great main character-she's strong, she's a control freak, and she's a band geek! A sequel is in the works and I'm looking forward to reading more from this debut author.

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Sep 15, 2009 Karen rated it 2 of 5 stars

I read this in honor of Brooke (who ironically was NOT a band geek, but did participate in band). It reminded me of high school - all it's ups and downs, it's drama, and it's language (a word of caution there). I read it in two sittings, by no means a literary masterpiece, but I did enjoy the memories it invoked.

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Oct 24, 2011 Katy rated it 2 of 5 stars

The book was cute enough, but the main character was just too b**chy for me to like. I mean, I like feisty characters, but she was just plain annoying.

Connor didn't make much of an impression on me, and I didn't think any of the other characters were written well either.

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Oct 03, 2009 April rated it 2 of 5 stars

As a former band geek myself, I could easily identify with the descriptions of the microcosm of the marching band experience. Those were the best parts of the book, in fact--the parts that centered around the band stuff.

The other stuff? Not so great.

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May 06, 2009 Ms T rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: romantic-comedy

I like the premise of the book (band geek senior finds love in the trumpet section), but the main character was pretty clueless about life and had way too many emotional issues. Her whining got on my nerves and I wanted to tell her to just get over herself already.

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Apr 06, 2009 Julia Reynolds rated it 2 of 5 stars

I give Bloss great credit for knowing how to write--her sentences just seemed to flow together perfectly.
However, I found the book incredibly predictable and, as a result, became bored halfway through. I knew exactly where the characters were going, and as a reader I would rather be given something unexpected by the end.
I was disappointed, because I really wanted to like this book.

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Mar 05, 2010 Andrea rated it 1 of 5 stars

Shelves: young-adult

I'm abandoning "Band Geek Love." I got 1/2 through and couldn't go on. I have better than things to read than a book about a horrible, stuck-up, whiny little girl and her nonexistent problems. Ugh. I have a high tolerance for BS but this is a huge NO!

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Jul 30, 2012 masie rated it 2 of 5 stars

I wasn't very fond of this novel. The idea of the book sounded great and intriguing but I really didn't like the story that much. If you had a choice whether or not to read it I would not, personally.

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May 18, 2011 Shawna rated it 2 of 5 stars

I didn't like the main character and now that I'm thinking about it, I didn't really like any of the characters. Everything about this book was just okay for me (except the cover. I think it's fun.)

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