It’s hard to read Wake without thinking about Stephenie Meyer. My apologies to Lisa McMann but it really seemed like this story should have been encased in a black shiny cover and be about the size of a phone book. Which isn’t necessarily a bad thing. I was pleasantly surprised by this story and was glad to have found it (I can’t remember where I heard about this one). It’s a quick, easy, suspenseful read written completely in Stephenie Meyer-esque prose. And during report card/pink slip season that’s the kind of book I’m looking for at the end of the day.
Thursday, March 12, 2009
Wake, Lisa McMann
It’s hard to read Wake without thinking about Stephenie Meyer. My apologies to Lisa McMann but it really seemed like this story should have been encased in a black shiny cover and be about the size of a phone book. Which isn’t necessarily a bad thing. I was pleasantly surprised by this story and was glad to have found it (I can’t remember where I heard about this one). It’s a quick, easy, suspenseful read written completely in Stephenie Meyer-esque prose. And during report card/pink slip season that’s the kind of book I’m looking for at the end of the day.
