Books by Sarah Mlynowski
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review 1: It's no secret that high school is tough in many respects. Part of the problem is the meanness of one's peers, but other elements that contribute to the unpleasantness would have to be the snarkiness that lurks everywhere and the secrets that lead to drama. This book nails all of...
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review 1: Lightweight, predictable YA story of a teenager in the last days of her senior year who discovers she can call a younger version of herself. When Devi drops her cell phone in a fountain at the mall, the phone can only reach one number---herself at the beginning of freshman year. ...
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review 1: Well...I'd probably rate this book a 7 out of 10 since i'm feeling a little generous today.But the truth is, this book is actually more like a 5 for me personally. When it came to the whole plot and storyline, i'd say this was really awesome, and humorous. Perfectly captured the ...
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review 1: I started the series last year and read the last book over the summer, and I have to say it was actually really nice. I'm not a very big fan of super girly books, or like witch craft and stuff, but Sarah Mlynowski really knew how to connect with teenage girls in this series. Ever...
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review 1: "Cruisin" By Sarah MlynowskiA well written story with a very surprising twist ending! Not at all what I was expecting, but was definitely a good shock.4 Stars"I Don't Like Your Girlfriend" By Claudia GrayA fantastic story. Incredibly well written, great characters who you love an...
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review 1: Ten Things we did is about April moving in with her best friend Vi. Her dad was moving to Cleveland in the middle of her junior year of high school. April wasn't very excited about that, so she lied to her dad. He let her stay at her friends house named Vi. Her friend's mom trave...
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review 1: Rachel and her sisiter, Miri, are taking a class to prepeare for a Samsorta, a celbration ball for wiches. While Rachel is there, she meets a cute boy named Adam who seems to have a giant crush on Rachel. The only problem is that Adam doesn't know Rachel already has a boyfriend, ...
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review 1: Our main character comes from a line of witches, which is fantastic... except that her little sister, Miri, gets her powers first which makes Rachael question whether or not she will even gets the witch genes. In this adorable coming of age novel, we get to follow the crazy misad...
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review 1: Esta historia me gustó. Simple. Sencilla. Ligera. La protagonista me hizo reír más de una vez, era ocurrente y no puedo negar que derrepente me sentía identificada con ella.Es una historia imperfecta que tiene un final bastante predecible y rápido pero ¿Que más da? El libro me at...
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review 1: I admire authors that can so easily transport me into some good, old fashioned, silly, make-believe fun. In book #6, Abby and her brother encounter the Frozen fairy tale. The story takes place in the Republic of Blizzard near the Kingdom of Subzero. They end up sliding down a ...
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review 1: This was such a fun and entertaining story. This is very short, but packs a lot in to those few pages. It starts with two friends on a cruise ship, Liz and Kristin couldn't be more different. Kristin is just your average girl, and a little on the shy side. Liz on the other hand i...
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review 1: I decided to read “Cruisin’” because I loved 10 Things We Did (and Probably Shouldn’t Have). Even though both were written by Sarah Mlynowski, be aware that they are nothing alike. “Crusin’” did not have the same comical air as 10 Things We Did. Instead, it was paranormal—which w...