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The Shapeshifters’ Library: Reprinted by Amber Polo
Rating: Okay (Hated-Disliked-Okay-Liked-Loved)
Book received free for review from the author.
"Father always wondered if Mom did it with a dog."
While this book wasn't at all a good match for me, it had many moments where I laughed, snickered, or groaned out loud. As folks who have been following my reviews know, I tend towards dark, serious stories. Reprinted was about as opposite from that as you could get.
"We're werewolves, not were-wimps."
I didn't get very far into this book, thus it doesn't count towards my 50 per year. If I liked silly, light-hearted books, I might have very well finished it.
The writing wasn't perfect: There were a number of errors, like someone "googled" using Zoogle -- shouldn't they have zoogled then? And in one scene an object switched from a ball to a bunny (mistake in writing, not that the object changed shape in the story). There were a number of other issues and errors like that, though none would be bad enough to stop me from reading it, if I liked silly stuff.
'Okay' rating instead of 'disliked', since the biggest issue was something personal to me and not a problem with the book.
Rating: Okay (Hated-Disliked-Okay-Liked-Loved)
Book received free for review from the author.
"Father always wondered if Mom did it with a dog."
While this book wasn't at all a good match for me, it had many moments where I laughed, snickered, or groaned out loud. As folks who have been following my reviews know, I tend towards dark, serious stories. Reprinted was about as opposite from that as you could get.
"We're werewolves, not were-wimps."
I didn't get very far into this book, thus it doesn't count towards my 50 per year. If I liked silly, light-hearted books, I might have very well finished it.
The writing wasn't perfect: There were a number of errors, like someone "googled" using Zoogle -- shouldn't they have zoogled then? And in one scene an object switched from a ball to a bunny (mistake in writing, not that the object changed shape in the story). There were a number of other issues and errors like that, though none would be bad enough to stop me from reading it, if I liked silly stuff.
'Okay' rating instead of 'disliked', since the biggest issue was something personal to me and not a problem with the book.
