Recent content by LouJaneMcK

The more I think about John Green's (I love his Vlogbrothers as well he is amazing) books the more I want to read another and compare how he has built and presented his other characters, I think I would recommend 'the fault in our stars' (if you are able to get past the another story about...

I guess I cant see why it may or may not be appropriate for Young Adults to read. Although I don't think this has the same devastating qualities as other Young Adult Fiction who promote heroes and heroines who offer no insight into realistic or redeemable facets of a persons personality in...

I have just finished 'the fault in our stars' my first by John Green (although i have noticed his amazingness through social media) this was the second time I attempted the novel, the first I was simply too put off by the whole 'cancer kid' genre to get more than a few pages into the story. I...

I reread everything even if i didn't care for the story the first time. Its a terrible time consuming habit which is made much worse by the fact that I can never throw any book away, so I look like a horder. Heaven help any friends which want to borrow books. Its at the stage now where if i lend...

Saving June - Hannah Harrington is a great read. Not a series, it's rather in a closer vain to 'the fault in our stars' without being quite as depressing.