Beautiful Creatures

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I Can Understand Why It Was "Heather's Pick"

10 days ago

This book was great! I wasn't too impressed with the ending [I was expecting something different (and better, in my opinion)] but it was a wonderful book regardless. I loved Ethan's character, and Amma and Lena were pretty cool, too. It leaves room for a sequel, but I'm not entirely sure how you can top that. The story kept throwing all these crazies twists and turns, leaving you thinking "well this is different... and I kinda like it" =]

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Drawn in instantly, and stay that way.

4 weeks ago

I was instantly full of curiosity when I began reading this book. Those kinds of books are such a treasure to find, where you crave more answers and more info. There is the perfect balance that makes you curious, makes you question things, and the answers are revealed in great timing. Very interesting, with the right amount of supernatural to it that makes you say "something just isn't right here....theres got to be something more". A great way to spend some time in a book

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Pretty Good!

5 weeks ago

I'm usually not a fan of teen/supernatural romance books. but this one had lots of mystery and not too much mushy. the history of this area is really interesting and the authors did a good job of making it an integral part of the story. my only wish (and its always the same for good books) is that it was longer or there was a sequel!!!

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A Magical, Unique Story.

5 weeks ago

This was a great book, that didn't disappoint. I loved the fact that instead of the usual mysterious guy entering town and the curious girl getting to know him...it was the opposite. Ethan is the main character, and the story is told from his point of view. Ethan is a great character that lives in the very small town called Gatlin. He lives with Amma, who has raised him all of his life, and his father who keeps to himself and stays in his study room all day; writing until the sun comes up and… + read more

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