Marjorie

Maybe. I didn't feel the need to hurry and download the second book, so that means something. I really liked Katie Schorr, though.

See that's the thing. It's not that I had issues with it, but I just didn't love it. It was just ok.

Yes, strong performance as well. Realistic voices without terrible accents. Good inflections and intentions.

I did really enjoy the relationship between Ever and her sister Riley.

It's up there.

Yes indeed. Luckily I have a job where I am able to do that.

Some heavy subject manner that was handled well. A witty, wonderful heroine, and a seriously dreamy knight in shining armor. And even better, she saved him right back. I highly recommend this book.

Super, crazy, funny!

The Oatmeal Song rocks my world!

I love this guy and his quirky humor!

Obviously it is Jane! She is so funny! I love her humor.

Great voices, all different. Also great timing.

Well it's a silly concept and a silly book, right? There's nothing wrong with that! I had just finished a rather heavy book and needed a good laugh, and that is exactly what I got. So that is great! I do have to say that I say the ending coming from the get-go, but other than that, I loved it!

It wasn't extremely amazing, but it wasn't terrible. The concept was interesting, Julia Whelan did a fine job, but other than that, I could take it or leave it.

Yes, but not for some time. I had a very difficult time with the family reunion at the end.

Not a book, but a movie. The Family Fang is very similar to Wes Anderson's "The Royal Tennenbaums." The themes are very similar, that oddball humor that I LOVE, the overall wackadoo tone. LOVE LOVE LOVE.

Oh man, the "Kill All Parents" performance art scene had me almost driving off the road because I couldn't stop laughing! SO good!

Let's change the question. How about, if I could punch any character from The Family Fang in the face, who would it be? Answer: CALEB. And then I'd go find Camille and punch her in the face. And then I'd call it art. Seriously, not just the worst parents ever, but how about worst people ever! SO self absorbed and truth be told, cruel. Ooo they made me mad. Here's the thing. I LOVE the idea of performance art. Of course not all of the projects were winners. But there was a lot of fun in the art. Making it a family affair is great. And family should come first. But the idea of "the only thing that matters is art," really pisses me off. I won't go into details so I don't spoil anything, but let me say that the "final project" made me livid, stunned, hurt. Good writing, by the way. I felt like I was being told the details of the project in person.

VERY happy I got this book! I LOVED IT!

Sassy Belle. She's so wonderful.

Oh all of them. They are all so separate, they don't blend together, I think that is SO important!

I was getting pretty chocked up when Belle was interrogating Rome. I don't know how she kept it together!

I wanted more Tanner! A minor critique would be that style of writing where everything is wrapped up neatly in a pretty little bow, i.e. everyone ends up together. So and so didn't get the guy, but she got another guy, etc. But all in all, a great book! Sorry to see it end.

A heroine who never gives up. Penryn is truly awesome.

I'm stunned. I just finished the book and all I can say is, "Wow, that is messed up." I liked the book, but I can't think of how to word it. It was disturbing, that is FOR SURE. Terrifying look at the end of days. Terrifying.

Give me more.

The first meeting of Belle and Tanner. Could not stop laughing!

Her Belle is feisty. Her Tanner is goofy. Her Rome is smoldering. Her Lexis is exotic. These are all very different characters and she articulated that beautifully with her voicing. I was very pleased!

This reminded me so much of the Paranormalcy series! I loved that series too! Looking forward to book 2!

It would have to be a long time from now. My emotional response to this book is still too raw.

The opportunity to make amends, say goodbye, come to terms with truth. I also appreciated the flashback scenes.

No but I thought she did great!

Did I want to? No, it was making me so sad! Could I turn it off? No, and I tried! I listened to this book in almost one sitting. And cried A LOT.

I didn't rate the story 5 stars because I found myself irritated with how little self worth Rose had. One can only hear so much self loathing. However, as the story progresses, you understand why. The villians. It was their fault and they should have been punished. I won't go into details, but I do highly recommend this book. It's a lovely, haunting, and heartbreaking story with hope at the end, and that makes all the difference.

Yes. I would have had an editor do a better job. It was far too long.

They were all fine. But it was odd that she would slip characters before that character was done speaking. For example, Conde Trevino would be talking, and wham, there's the Elisa voice. However, it was still Conde Trevino's words. It was very confusing. There was a director involved, they should have caught this.

Just not exciting enough for me. It could have been though. Too long. Needed more action.