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A review by kieraliz
Avalon High by Meg Cabot
2.0
First read (01/23/2018):
I read this book a few years ago, and I just listened to it. I forgot how amazing this book was.
That is all.
Update (08/04/2020):
Okay so this book isn't all that good. While I am by no means a very critical reader, I have become somewhat more critical within these last two years. I loved the idea behind this book, but the execution was poor. The kinda "lead-in" or intro to the story, if you will, felt really rushed. The second our girl Ellie got to this new school, she knew something was up. I dunno. Somehow it almost felt rushed and slow at the same time. Kinda like when we learned new information, it was DUMPED but then we'd have a lot of less important scenes that didn't really add anything to the story.
The entire conclusion was also rushed. To wrap up the story, it was just one of the characters literally saying everything that we may have been unsure of. Tying all the loose ends up in a quick, blunt way.
Also the main character is very "not like other girls", but what kind of female protagonist wouldn't be in a 2006 book?
I read this book a few years ago, and I just listened to it. I forgot how amazing this book was.
That is all.
Update (08/04/2020):
Okay so this book isn't all that good. While I am by no means a very critical reader, I have become somewhat more critical within these last two years. I loved the idea behind this book, but the execution was poor. The kinda "lead-in" or intro to the story, if you will, felt really rushed. The second our girl Ellie got to this new school, she knew something was up. I dunno. Somehow it almost felt rushed and slow at the same time. Kinda like when we learned new information, it was DUMPED but then we'd have a lot of less important scenes that didn't really add anything to the story.
The entire conclusion was also rushed. To wrap up the story, it was just one of the characters literally saying everything that we may have been unsure of. Tying all the loose ends up in a quick, blunt way.
Also the main character is very "not like other girls", but what kind of female protagonist wouldn't be in a 2006 book?