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The Believer's Daughter (2012)

by Caitlyn Duffy(Favorite Author)

4.06 of 5 Votes: 4

languge

English

genre

Young Adult Fiction

publisher

Lovestruck Literary

series

Treadwell Academy

review 1: Entertaining YA fiction, I downloaded this to my Kindle for some long-haul flights I was taking.Duffy does preface the book that the characters' experience of running away to New York City is terribly unrealistic, but another facet of the book that was hard to swallow was the protagonist's family's version of Christianity. Of course any sort of radical religion doesn't make for easy youth reading but this was too bland to swallow.Regardless it was a fun read and my few dollars were well spent.
review 2: i'm really enjoying this series of books. i think rockstars daughter was my favourite of the two so far, but i think that's because, although i've been brought up religious, i've never had it drilled into me that god is the be all and end all of everything, and... more my parents accept the fact that i do what i want. which in all means i probably relate more to the rockstars daughter. i loved how the characters developed in this story, and it shows that deep down, it's your own heart that matters, not money or expectations. i like to live my life that way, so it was good to read about.one thing i was slightly disappointed with was how felix reacted when gigi told the truth. i thought it could have been more elongated; it just seemed to happen and that was that. i'm looking forward to reading the third book, and have recommended this series to a few people now. less

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