Fun fantasy book. The review of "dungeons and dragons meets Hunger Games" is spot on. I don't think you need a background in either to get into this.

Good

This book has a truly original premise that immediately grabbed my attention, and Colette is a genuinely likable main character who was easy to root for, regardless that she makes a living as a thief. Unfortunately, the story starts developing plot holes early on, and they only become more noticeable as it progresses. By the end, there are so many convenient coincidences that the story loses its believability. It almost feels as if there were only 12 people living in Colette's hometown of Paris, with everyone's lives intertwined in the most unbelievable ways decades later in America. I know people say it's a small world, but this story went a little too far and is a bit laughable! While the ideas are creative and the characters are engaging, this book left me wanting a much more believable story. Again, another example of a story idea that COULD have been amazing. 3.5??

Cute

Could not put this book down, read to the very end!

This was such an interesting book. This is one of those cases where the story sounds like one story but is really something else. It begins with a nurse who is taking care of a patient who is in a coma. But odd things begin happening and even these complications are not what they seem, If you like a real thriller, this is the one for you!

Too many grammar errors for children learning to read.

I enjoyed reading this book. It is about Ashely being sexually molested by her father since the age of 3. Ashley developed dissociative identity disorder as a consequence of this terrible account in her life.

I very much enjoyed reading this book. Throughout the book I experienced mixed feelings.

I liked it because the wombats were very cute and it rhymes.