Tiffany Schmidt
Author of Hold Me Like a Breath: Once Upon a Crime Family
About the Author
Tiffany Schmidt is a former teacher and author of contemporary YA novels. Her titles include: Send Me a Sign, Bright before Sunrise, and Hold Me Like a Breath, the first book in the Once upon a Crime Family series. She is also the author of a new series of children's storybooks entitled The show more Adventures of Black Dog. (Bowker Author Biography) show less
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Cute! YA Romance based around The Great Gatsby and Little Women.
Well that was a slightly underwhelming reimagining of the Sherlock Holmes stories.
I really enjoyed book 1 and 2 in this series because they closely mirrored the classic texts they were giving a modern twist to. The romance in this one was cute, however, the mystery aspect was quite frankly, elementary...
I'm so sorry. I couldn't help myself.
I also kept waiting for another classic novel to be woven in as the others in the series actually blended two classics. Did I totally miss that? I'm not surprised if I did because I picked it up and put it down for about 3 or 4 weeks. Just okay for me.… (more)
I really enjoyed book 1 and 2 in this series because they closely mirrored the classic texts they were giving a modern twist to. The romance in this one was cute, however, the mystery aspect was quite frankly, elementary...
I'm so sorry. I couldn't help myself.
I also kept waiting for another classic novel to be woven in as the others in the series actually blended two classics. Did I totally miss that? I'm not surprised if I did because I picked it up and put it down for about 3 or 4 weeks. Just okay for me.… (more)
3. 5 Stars
CW: eating disorder mentioned
Well that was cute and fun!
I love retellings/reimaginings and of course reading, and this is a lovely book about both! I enjoyed that there was a lot of discussion about literature, and it is my fervent hope that the books in this series encourage teens to pick up the classic novels or plays referenced. P and P is one of my favourite books and I think this was a reasonable and accessible modern YA interpretation of this great novel.
CW: eating disorder mentioned
Well that was cute and fun!
I love retellings/reimaginings and of course reading, and this is a lovely book about both! I enjoyed that there was a lot of discussion about literature, and it is my fervent hope that the books in this series encourage teens to pick up the classic novels or plays referenced. P and P is one of my favourite books and I think this was a reasonable and accessible modern YA interpretation of this great novel.
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Book obsessed teenager who says “book boys are soooo much better than real boys” transfers to a new school (that *might* have a magic English teacher) and suddenly starts interacting with HS books who are just like the characters in the books she’s assigned (Hello there, Romeo & Mr. Darcy)
Silly but also cute. Love the relationships with for sisters & friends as well as the literary angle to the romance plots. It’s a fun series but due to the constraints of the plot the characters can be a little over the top.
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