Nevermore
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When cheerleader Isobel Lanley is assigned to work with goth, Edgar Allen Poe fan Varen Nethers on an English project, she is swept into a horrific dream world that he has created in his mind.
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Add a CommentA bit too long
i actually really enjoyed this book i would recommened it
Is this book actually any good getting mixed signals
I picked up this book specifically because the cover screamed angsty teen romance (that's right, I like that kind of thing), and the description including references to the fascinating, Edgar Allen Poe. This novel delivered far much more than I had anticipated. Isobel and Varen definitely have a complex relationship, with all of the tension that comes from belonging to very different social groups but there are plenty of swoonworthy moments as well. The novel is also very atmospheric with a definite creepy (in a good way) factor. Creagh has created a fascinating realm filled with dark and frightening characters and locales. My only complaint is the many times characters would come into a situation planning to discuss something and never actually get to do so, which contributes to the plot but just once I wanted them to actually talk about what they meant to talk about. Poe is extremely influential in both the style of writing, plot, and themes, which explore the power of dreams and the power of writing and words. While there's plenty of high school drama, there is also a darker more complex plot that makes the novel a captivating read. The conclusion is open-ended and I eagerly look forward to the second book.
Even sick enough to have trouble moving and bored out of my skull, I hated this book. It was boring, and the trips to the depths of the imaginations of lunatics were, well, not far from how they sound. A good portion of the book defied many laws of reality, which it was allowed to do, but shouldn't have. It only got the extra star because certain (boring) parts were well-stated. The worst part: there's a sequel. I can guarantee I won't be reading it.
I wouldn't say I'm finished, so much as I'm giving up on it. Couldn't relate to the characters. Everything seemed really drawn out - 150pgs to figure out, popular girl is assigned to a class project with unpopular boy, boyfriend of said girl is jealous - they break up, she loses her status as the "it" girl - feels oddly drawn to Poe obsessed classmate. Granted I'm a little curious to see where it was headed, but not that much - moving on.
This book seriously surprised me!! It was really good..and I can not wait for the sequel.
hmm looks like a good book :)
i personally thought this book would end better. it ended on a note of suspense and for those who want to be disappointed, then they should check it out. the middle was good but the book could have been much better.
this book was amazing. the story was so beautiful and memorable. definitely surpasses many of the other fantasy/supernatural fiction books for teens. cannot wait for the sequel, absolutely beautiful.