Wednesday, June 27, 2012

Waiting on Wednesday: The Suburban Strange!

Waiting on Wednesday is hosted by Jill at Breaking the Spine.

The Suburban Strange
Nathan Kotecki
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
October 2nd, 2012
Young Adult


Synopsis via Goodreads

Shy Celia Balaustine is befriended by a mysterious group of outliers called The Rosary at her new school, Suburban High. The Rosary exposes Celia to new experiences and ideas that help her break out of her shell. Soon though, Celia discovers something is not quite right at Suburban. Girls at the school begin having near fatal accidents on the eve of their sixteenth birthdays. Who is causing the accidents and why? Celia's own sixteenth birthday is fast approaching and she is inexorably drawn into an underground conflict between good and evil—the Kind and the Unkind—that is bubbling beneath Suburban High.

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Okay so I actually really like this cover for some reason. At least most of it. The design around the girl's head looks a bit like a weird hat or shower cap the way they've done it. O_o Kinda awkward. Moving on though. This sounds like a mysterious and thrilling read and I hope it turns out to be as good as it sounds. What do you think? Does this sound like something you'd like to read?





5 comments:

  1. Ha! I agree with you on the shower cap effect! Too bad. *grin* A character named Celia? Cool! Great pick.

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  2. The hat looks really twenties to me, even though this looks like it is set in the present. It's kind of weird and I dont' know why the girl is hugging herself but I like the sound of the synopsis and that is the important part!

    -Bookworm1858

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  3. Love the cover. Thanks for sharing.

    ~Shane
    new follower

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  4. This sounds creepy and really interesting! This is the first I'm hearing about this book. I really like the cover, so intriguing and different.

    Thanks for sharing!

    Britta

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  5. The cover's lovely and this book sounds awesome. The basics to the Kind and Unkind groups sounds a little bit black and white, but I hope it'll be more complicated than that in the actual book. :) Great pick!

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