first book!
Jan. 1st, 2015 01:44 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
maribouPoisoned Apples, by Christine Heppermann
For the most part I didn't connect with these YA fractured-fairytale poems, even though I wanted to very much. However, there were a few of them that I absolutely loved (mostly ones with more fairytale and less pop culture), so I'm glad I kept going. Also I find it very strange to love some of a poet's work and feel nothing for the rest; that's not usually how I am.
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For the most part I didn't connect with these YA fractured-fairytale poems, even though I wanted to very much. However, there were a few of them that I absolutely loved (mostly ones with more fairytale and less pop culture), so I'm glad I kept going. Also I find it very strange to love some of a poet's work and feel nothing for the rest; that's not usually how I am.
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