David - proud Gleeman in Branwen's adventuring party’s Reviews > The Girl Who Would Be King > Status Update

I've enjoyed how the book features first-person narratives for both Bonnie and Lola...and now that Lola has gone completely bat-poop crazy, her thoughts are particularly fascinating!

Hey, now that Bonnie has FINALLY stopped whining, she's actually becoming a compelling character again! Earlier in the book, she had the power to hold a car over her head, but this is the first time in a while she's been able to hold my interest!

zzzzzzzzzz....HUH?!? Oh, wow, 62% in, this book finally started being awesome again! Okay, I'm back on board...

This book is quite frustrating at points...I really wish it wasn't on my Kindle, as it's denying me the pleasure of throwing the book across the room right now!

This book is quite frustrating at points...I really wish it wasn't on my Kindle, as it's denying me the pleasure of throwing the book across the room right now!

Villainess Lola LaFlame is soooooo much more interesting than heroine Bonnie Braverman! Bonnie may want to save the world, but Lola is saving this book!

That was an unexpected way for the heroine and villainess to cross paths...I like it when an author surprises me! :)

An original story containing all the awesomeness of graphic novels being told in a YA prose format...more like this, please!!!

"Regardless of how stupid the idea of love sounded, being awesome has not made me immune to it!" - Once you get past ridiculously cartoonish name, Lola LeFever is quite a fascinating little super-villainess! ;)

In the opening chapters, the lead villainess pouts after committing her first murder, since she didn't have time to give an entire long speech like they do in the movies. She then considers burning her old house to the ground, but doesn't because now it just seems overly-dramatic and less interesting than she had imagined. This is already shaping up to be a very fun read!!!