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November 28, 2013July 14, 2024Snoozly KitsuneLeave a Comment

Book Review: Glitter Girl

Heaven knows how I struggled to teach myself to love this book. I mean, it’s about blogging and so I was expecting that I could connect with it. Apparently, Glitter Girl is more of a tamed Mean Girls story than a blogging narrative. Glitter Girl follows the story of Kat and Jules, two high school bestfriends who are like the sun and the moon. Kat’s beautiful, popular, and every shallow girl in the school looked up to her for fashion guidance. Meanwhile, Jules is the brains of the duo and your typical plain and anti-social girl. I know. I know.…

November 27, 2013July 31, 2021Snoozly KitsuneLeave a Comment

Book Review: Crash Into You

Since this is an ARC, Luxa and I decided to get away from the lengthy interview review approach. Thus, consider yourself lucky for being spared of Luxa’s err~ cheesy jokes. Right. So if someone asked me right now to describe Crash Into You in one sentence, then it would be this: Crash Into You’s the bookish and more dramatic version of The Fast and The Furious. Oh how I love the said movie series and Crash Into You really had me swooning. The best part is that it is Isaiah’s love story. Cool eh? Even from the start (Pushing the…

November 23, 2013July 31, 2021Snoozly KitsuneLeave a Comment

Book Review: Dare You To

Luxa: Well…well…well… I really think that you’re slowly warming up to me and to our nice little chit chats. Me: Huh? Luxa: Don’t deny it. You’re looking forward to this. If truth be told, this is the best thing that ever happened to your bookish life. Me: Err~ The last time I checked your invitation letter, there was no mention that this is going to be a flatter party. Can we just move on? Luxa sighed. Luxa: You’re such a party pooper. Right. So what happened? You were practically gushing about Pushing the Limits and giving it the high five.…

October 29, 2013July 31, 2021Snoozly KitsuneLeave a Comment

Book Review: Daughter of Smoke And Bone

It is scary to be writing a 3-star review for a book so loved. It is even scarier to think that there is something wrong with me for not enjoying a book adored by many. As a reader, I am so easy to please and I am generous with my 4 and 5 stars. Giving Daughter of Smoke and Bone a 3.5 star rating felt like I am perhaps losing myself. You see, angel stories have already burned me in the past but it didn’t stop me to continue searching for the one that would erase all the bad memories. …