by pretending to be psychic.Īccording to her calculations: one teeny-tiny life + (fake) psychic skills = popularity. But Kick is the new kid in school and she's determined to make a name for herself. She knows there's a scientific explanation for everything, especially curses and monsters. It's the Bohring curse and all the kids are about to become monsters-or so the legend goes. Bohring is anything but boring for Kick who has already blown a hole through the kitchen floor, befriended a chicken-eating gator, and discovered that the town's hundred-year curse is upon them.

Review: The Rise and Rise of Tabitha Baird - Arabe.Welcome to Bohring-home to 453 people, 2,053 alligators, and one monster curse.Ĭorrection: home to 454 people, now that Kick Winter is living in the swamp Hollows with her Grandma Missouri, the town (fake) psychic.

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Review: The Perfectionists - Sara Shepard.

I can certainly guarantee that you will be left wanting more from this brilliant author. The story is fast paced and addictive and you won't be able to put it down. The mystery is multi-layered and the shocks and surprises just keep on coming. 'Remember Me' is a brilliantly tense, gripping and thrilling read. They have a connection from the start which felt very real and the more I saw them together, the more I found myself rooting for them. He and Wick have a lot in common and they work so well together. As much as I love Griff, I really liked the addition of Milo to the story. In the previous book, she had the fabulous Griff to lean on, but after everything that has happened, problems start to arise between the two of them. Even when she suffers knockbacks, she gets right back up and keeps on going. She has had to deal with more than anyone her age should have but boy, is she tough. Wick is one of my favourite female protagonists.

It also leads to a lot of surprising revelations which I certainly didn't see coming. This was a really fascinating addition to the plot and begins to change Wick's view of everything that had happened to her family in the past. Throughout the course of the book, Wick also begins to find out more about her biological mother's death. Being used by Detective Carson was not what she had in mind but she is determined to keep her sister and adoptive mother safe, so she's willing to go to any lengths to ensure that they don't get hurt. After the events of 'Find Me', Wick is desperately trying to get things back to normal but the consequences of her actions are still reverberating throughout her home, school and personal life. Wick Tate returns in this second thrilling read by Romily Bernard.

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