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2 out of 5 for Carrier of the Mark by Leigh Fallon.

It is with great pain that i regret to inform you that this book was very disappointing.
The idea for the book was actually quite good, unfortunately the execution was poor.
Believe everybody when they say this is just a carbon copy of Twilight. Leigh Fallon put this on Inkpop which was a site where readers vote for their fav book and then the top 5 get read by Harper Collins editors, so miss Fallon probably wrote a story she THOUGHT the readers wanted, but she failed.
The writing was unremarkable. I felt no connection to any of the characters whatsoever. The love was unrealistic; one minute they’re staring at each other the next Adam declares he hasn’t been able to stop thinking about her and they’re kissing. I rolled my eyes at some of the cheesy things Adam said. And the info-dumping. OMG. when one of the characters explains all about the carrier of the mark there is so much information dumping that you feel like your brain just may explode.
I struggled to get through this book and i will not be reading anymore in the series.
I’m sorry to say i don’t recommended it.

3 out of 5 stars for The Forest of Hands and Teeth by Carrie Ryan.

I felt disappointed with this book. It started off well but kind of fell a little flat.
I never planned on reading this book until i read a short story based on this book called ‘Hare moon’. That short story was really, really good. This book wasn’t as good as that short story.

Mary is living in a forest surrounded by a huge fence to keep the unconsecrated out (zombies). Her village believes they are the only humans left. After her parents die she is forced to live with the sisterhood for awhile, where she sees a girl that has come from another village, a girl the sisters are hiding.
Mary becomes obsessed with wanting to leave, to get out and see the ocean her mother told her stories about as a child.
When the unconsecrated breach the fence, she escapes down a path with her family and friends that leads her outside of her village, and she becomes determined to find the ocean.
There is a lot of action in this book. Mary gets attacked by hoards of zombies on many occasions, managing to survive every time. I felt this to be unrealistic, i mean hundreds of zombies against one girl and all she comes out of it with are a couple of scratches.
And just so you know this is not a happily ever after type of fairytale either; a lot of people get sacrificed for Mary to survive.
There is a love triangle in this book, too. Two brothers, Harry and Travis, both love her, but she loves only Travis and is being forced into marrying Harry. I felt the love was flat in this story, like i was just being told she loved Travis rather than being shown. And the ocean meant more to her than the her love for either of them, so don’t read this book for the romance.
I expected more from this story and got less. It was fast paced and i did like it, i just didn’t love it.

Currently reading Carrier of the Mark by Leigh Fallon. It’s ALOT like Twilight but without vampires. It’s only ok so far.

5 out of 5 for Shatter me by Tahereh Mafi. This book was awesome. I absolutely loved it. Once i started reading Shatter Me i couldn’t stop.
This book is told from Juliette’s perspective, and you get right inside her head. The author tells us what she’s thinking, even tells us what she thinks and then scratches the thought replacing it with another thought. It’s really unique the way she does it.
Juliette can kill people with the touch of her skin. Everyone is afraid of her and eventually she is locked up at 14. She’s now 17, she’s been alone for three years and suddenly a boy is thrown into her cell with her. Juliette’s life is completely turned upside down by this boy.
This book is set in a future where our world is dying. The reestablishment has been set in place to try and save humanity, but they have people living impoverished and afraid.
Warner, one of the leaders of the reestablishment wants Juliette on his team and will do anything to get her. But Juliette hates her power and will never use it for what Warner wants.
Juliette is brave and strong and holds onto her beliefs. She is kind even though she has every right to hate the world and everyone in it.
This book is so so so so romantic. I won’t say much about that, let you discover it for yourself, but let’s just say you won’t be dissappointed.
There’s plenty of action, too, and twist and turns all over the place. I recommend this to people who love YA, romance, dystopian, and books about people with superhuman abilities.
This book is a must read!! If you haven’t read it yet you should go and read it now!

Look what i bought today!! Can’t wait to read it:)