Accidental It Girl by Libby Street
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

It's been a while since i took a book in one setting;
this book, even if i found it at first a little dull but it didn't disappoint, i leterally stayed up until 6am squeezing the hell out of my eyes and giggling uncontrollably at the dialogues and hilarious comments Sadie throw every time,Ethan seems to me like a bored celebrity who doesn't have much to do with his life so he took Sadie as a distraction following her around and turning her life into hell but as he said himself at the beginning "What goes around, comes around" he only didn't know that he'll switch from stalker to a lover,i really enjoyed the plot the messages lying in there, Sadie Brook and Luke's friendship;
in sum it was a freshning book worth reading and worth the five stars i just give it.

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It's been a long while months if i can say that i didn't write any reviews or published something, that doesn't mean i haven'st been reading i just didn't found enough time to write about it, now here i am with plenty of time up my sleeves.

Down is the list of books i've read so far this year; Two of them i've already reviewed  in january.

But here I am once again ready to start fresh, i won't be reviewing all the books i'll start with the latest one wich is a great very great book.

Double Digit by Annabel Monaghan
My rating: 2 of 5 stars

Just another journey in Farrah Higgins life where she tries to save the world using her super genius abilities with numbers, but this time the deal was much bigger and put her in harm way more than once, i loved the fact that even when everyone is trying to choose a path for her she exposed her personality at last and decided to take things in hand, refusing John's outstretched hand at the end doesn't mean she abandon him, but that she's finally ready to face it on her own and stand for the choices she makes.
I loved this book as much as the first one and i was hang on every word till the end, it's the first time that i read a book by Annabel Monaghan, but in those two books she did prove herself as a talented writer and a Genius, because it's not easy to put up a personality as Digit's And her way of thinking.

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A Girl Named Digit by Annabel Monaghan
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Okaaay, this time this book was really different.
every time reading a novel we find ourselves searching for moral lessons or life lessons (me at least), this time it was different it wa really amusing keeping track with Digit, when she first talked about the Fibonacci Code i found myself closing the book and opening my computer instead, i tried to understand it even a little befor going back to the story, but as it looks i ended up with a new obsession called the Fibonacci code it took me back to high school and studying genetics, reminds me also of college and years of matrices and statistics.
So yeah i'll say it one more time this book was DIFFERENT.
This book was very good, very refreshing, easy to read and to keep up with ...
In sum i love it

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Roadside Assistance by Amy Clipston
My rating: 3 of 5 stars


i loved the car's part and that'shat earned the 3 stars otherwise it was a nice story




The Promise of Amazing by Robin Constantine
My rating: 2 of 5 stars


it wasn't really that interesting but since i've started it i guess i'd give it a try ....

Also Known As by Robin Benway
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Going Rogue by Robin Benway
My rating: 2 of 5 stars