A fast-paced captivating classic. C.S. Lewis creates an interesting fantasy setting that doesn't sound too unbelievable or boring. The characters are so cute and I loved the ending. This book is so much better than The Magician's Nephew!! It's hard to believe that these two books were written by the same author.

I feel bad for hating this book because it was based on someone's life but it was just boring. The ending was a bit anticlimactic and the pacing was odd and jumped around a lot.

The art style is really awesome, really accurate to the original story but the editing choices were not good. A few of my favorite parts were left out and I don't appreciate that. I love the real novels so much more.

This final book was really good! James Patterson is really great at writing action-packed stories so it was fun to read.
But the love triangle between Max, Fang, and Dylan is so lame and stupid. (Also what kind of a name is Fang??? What is he, a vampire or something?)Anyway, Max finally made up her mind and chose Fang because blah blah blah Max&Fang 4EVER oh ho ho so adorbs.
Anyway, I liked this book but I don't think I want to read the ninth one.

This book was so hilarious, I liked it a lot. Can't wait to read the next one!

This one was the best!! By the end of the series, I grew to love every single one of the characters. I loved Nico's maturity at the end. I even started feeling for Reyna and Hedge too. Rick really knows how to pull at your heartstrings. I had no idea what Leo's intentions were at the end but reading the ending was so nice and sweet. This whole series was so amazing I'm so sad it's over!

A fantastic ending to the Legend series, I'm so sad it's over. Marie Lu didn't disappoint.

broke my heart. Great trilogy.

A classic: i'm-just-a-kid-who-happens-to-save-my-family-member's-deteriorating-buisness-but-did-I-mention-one-of-my-parents-is-dead-and-I-end-up-saving-the-day story
The characters were okay and the story was not unique at all. I think it was Home Sweet Hotel: Welcome to Wonderland by Chris Grabenstein was very, very, very similar and much better than this book in my opinion. Oh well, at least I tried it out and figured out what a waste of time it was.
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A fun book to read and a fun plot. I got through it in less than 24 hours! I liked it a lot!

Literally one of the best books I have ever read. The writing is understandable and amazing. The characters are lovable and so easy to get attached to. A real awesome page-turner.

It took a long time to figure out where the dog was but other than that it was a cute story.

The beginning was kind of cool, then it was pretty much like watching the Frozen movie all over again (but in book form). Kind of a waste of time. I still like Frozen but this book was kind of a waste of time. I had high expectations for this book after reading Part of Your World: Twisted Tale (which by the way, was so awesome!)
So yes, no good.

ok, the Selection series was one of the greatest series' I've ever read. The Crown did not disappoint me one bit. All the books were great. I'm sad it ended but I loved the ending.

One of the greatest books I've ever read. Phenomenal characters and beautiful style of writing. I bawled at the end.

One of the best books I've read all year. The storytelling was amazing and it ended perfectly.

Literally one of the greatest book series' I've ever read. Suzanne Collins doesn't hold back even if the genre is considered "Children's fiction"
The darkness and sadness but also love and hope Collins brought to these stories was phenomenal. Each story was better than the last and I speed read through all of them. Amazing characters and subtle character development over time is what is awesome about this story in particular.
I'll forever be attached to Ripred and Gregor.
So glad I was able to stumble upon this series.
5/5 (I would give it more if possible)

An amazing unique dystopian novel. The ending hit me like a truck, I loved it.

Although lengthy, this book was hard to put down. Amazing characters all with unique personality and plot twists I didn't see coming. This book had a lot of humor in it surprisingly! And it had me laughing for 5 minutes straight.
Pip living through hardship and experiencing family deaths at such a young age is bound to get someone down. But it never did get him down. He was a hard worker and always polite to his surroundings. Although he despised Mr. Pumblechook's claims of raising Pip up to the man he is today, he never snapped or said wrong things to him. His sister did more works in his life than he ever thought she did, she taught him well and he starts to realize it towards the end. (God rest Mrs. Joe Gargery's soul.) The ending is bittersweet yet happy. Turning over a new leaf at the end. I loved this book more than I thought I would and I'm happy I experienced it after years of it sitting on my shelf. (also my favorite character was Herbert, he's such a nice boy.)

I love the Hunger Games series. Collin's writing is beautiful and so unique. Although so many amazing people were killed off, I still love all the characters in this book and it's so easy to connect with them. I thought the ending was great though, I never did care for Peeta. Oh well, this series is great and I have read each of the 3 books twice now.

This book wasn't as fantastic as the others.
I don't like how they erased Fang from the story so fast and threw in Dylan to "replace" him so quickly.
Max needs to get a hold of herself and try to be a little independent.
I'm probably just salty because I miss her and Fang hanging out.
I'm still gonna finish the series and I hope things turn out alright for the flock in the end. (Wishing on a star Dylan dies too! ha)

I was originally going to give this 3 1/2 stars because (in my opinion) I thought the beginning was a little slow. But, once I kept reading I realized how nice of a story it was and the "realistic-ness" of the book. The message that "the world is a real place and it isn't always fair" is something to keep in mind always.
Overall, a cute story indeed.

All 567 pages was worth it.
I loved each story and it was never dull.
An entertaining story and I never tired of it.

As a homeschooler, I couldn't relate.

Amazing characters and a beautiful storyline that makes you wanting more. Can't wait to read the next book by Connie and reunite with these characters once more :D

Reading about Ramona's little mischievous activities really made me angry but overall good book 9/10 lol