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Harp's Song
BUDDY READ: Contemporary/Romance
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Harp's Song (Harp's Song #1) by Cassie Shine ---> Starting on the 17th of May, 2014



That's okay. Don't worry. I'll try and start today or tomorrow, whatever is easiest. :)


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19% - The writing is really annoying. Anyone..."
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Mine doesn't have chapters too. I guess the title (....days) is the beginning of each chapter.

19% - The writing is really a..."
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Sorry about that! I really get frustrated reading books with these settings - which I am finding out is most of YA fiction, unfortunately! (view spoiler)

19% - The writing is really annoying. Anyone..."
It can be quite jumpy too. (view spoiler)

19% - The writ..."
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Sorry about that! I really get frustrated reading books with these settings - which I am finding out is most of YA fiction..."
Don't worry, Rachel. I don't mind since I feel the same :D

19% - The writing is really a..."
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19% - The writing is really a..."
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It's alright, nothing great though.

For me, there's something off in the writing. The flow doesn't smooth and rather jumpy as Abbie said. And I don't know but I just couldn't connect to Harp and Connor and am on 30% now

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Ah yes, we have reception before year one too.
A lot simpler than what Americans call their years!

It was okay. 2 stars for me."
I'm at 38% and so far it's a 2.5 from me. I'm getting bored now though.

I know right! Its rather complicated for such a simply thing really.

It was okay. 2 stars for me."
I'm at 38% and so far it's a 2.5 from me. I'm getting bored now though."
It gets worse unfortunately!

In just a few months Harp Evans will be officially coming of age and graduating from high school. She will be free from the mother that never wanted her, the house that never felt like home, and the disappointment of the last seventeen years. What she doesn’t know is that her mother has been holding onto a secret that has the potential to derail her dreams and destroy her already faulty sense of self.
A self-proclaimed recluse, Harp spends most of her time practicing the cello, in the hopes of earning a full scholarship that will grant her freedom, but will also send her away from her best friend Connor Williams, who is becoming more than just a friend.
As revelations are made, will Harp still feel the same way about leaving everyone that cares about her behind? Or will she continue to pursue the life she’s been dreaming of, for as long as she can remember?
Join Emily and I on the 17th for this. :)