I don't know, I was a little disappointed with this one. I've read every book in the series, and there were certain things Cabot did in this one that irked me. Still, I had a hard time putting the book down. It's not going to stop me from still trying to read every single one of Meg Cabot's books.

For me, this was a major disappointment after Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist. I felt almost no sympathy for Naomi at all, and most of the time just wanted to smack her. I finished it, but to me, it wasn't an enjoyable book until about the last 20 pages. Even then, I still almost wish I had never picked it up.

This year's Cybil winner for best easy reader. The Cybils are awards given out by children and YA literature bloggers. I love pretty much all of the Elephant and Piggie books, so I was happy with this choice.

This is the best Elephant and Piggie book, hands down. I also am realizing that I might secretly be the Elephant.

I mean, it's Neil Gaiman. I obviously was going to like it, as he is awesome. My only problem was with the end. It sort of just dropped off to me. I would say that I didn't notice the similarities to The Jungle Book until afterward, and now I sort of want to read it, rather than just rely on my Disney movie knowledge.

So far this year The Graveyard Book has won the Newbery and the Cybil. So it's a pretty good year for Mr. Gaiman, I believe!

Just as good as the first one. A good recommendation for those who enjoyed The Lightning Thief

This was better than the previous books, although she was back to having the potential for multiple boyfriends again. Geez.

I have a feeling that this book is going to be SO AWESOME and SO HORRIBLE at the same time.

And it was. I feel like sending it around to all my band geek friends so that they can appreciate it too.

Just as good as Speak.