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Not sure whether I still like this book. I feel like the main plot of the story is being over ridden by teen romance. Kind of the whole reason I wanted to read this was a lack of romance.

Not sure whether I still like this book. I feel like the main plot of the story is being over ridden by teen romance. Kind of the whole reason I wanted to read this was a lack of romance.

Story 3: Vampires, Scones, and Edmund Herondale. This one was really really good. I loved all the last names that were so casually mentioned but most of all, I loved Edmund Herondale. That was freaking amazing. A+ Cassandra Clare, A+.

"That table is mahogany!" I see what you did there. XD

Gigi: This was good. It was short, sixty pages, but interesting. I enjoyed the world the author set up; France has always fascinated me anyway, but this book only increased my longing to go there. Overall; 4 & a half stars.

This is good so far. Not amazing, but interesting. The old language is difficult to translate every once in a while, but it could be much worse. Overall, the only thing I don't like very much is how flat most of the characters are. Puck, Bottom, and Helena seem to be the only three characters that grab your attention.

Story 2 The Runaway Queen This was perfect! I loved the Paris setting and the plot involving Marie Antoinette. Not to mention all the references to Infernal Devices. Also, Axel. French and cute. I ship it.

Story 1 What Really Happened in Peru I am enjoying these way more than expected. I mean, everyone loves Magnus, he's Magnus, but these little novellas are so cute! Favorite thing: "Congratulations. And welcome to Lima, the City of Kings, my sweet peapod."

This is good so far, a little cheesy at points, but I like it.

A Cheertastic Christmas Miracle. Good. Very good. So far Jubilee Express is my favorite, but this one was good too. Very very John Greenish.

A Cheertastic Christmas Miracle. Good. Very good. So far Jubilee Express is my favorite, but this one was good too. Very very John Greenish.

Wow. This is actually pretty good so far. Especially for a classic.

This is good so far. But I want a little less Tessa, little more William and Jem.

I'm losing it. This book is so deep. So many lovable characters. So many little lovely babies I want to soothe and cuddle. Noah, the boy who lost himself. Jude, the girl who found herself. Oscar, the guilty boy. Brian, the unlucky boy. Guillermo, the painter who lost his love. I just can't. Too good.

Seriously. What is life anymore?!? This book.

Dang, just dang. I can't help loving this book. Nothing can rip my attention from this book. Freaking nothing.

Oh my goodness this is just too good. Noah and Brian. Holy freaking cow

This book is absolutely amazing. GOD.

Uh uh. You two are best friends. Act like it. I love you two!!!

I gotta say, I was not expecting the accident, nor anything else. This book is keeping me on my toes. Saenz is a master of words and storytelling.