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4.0 out of 5 stars
Loved It!, December 8, 2009
This review is from: Snow Queen (Paperback)
My Thoughts: I started reading Snow Queen and was instantly sucked in. I loved reading all about Aubrey and her mission to help her friend Christie win Snow Queen, except of course the hip popular snotty girl thinks she has to win, so Aubrey starts to get a competitive streak and wants to win even if it means going against her best friend Christie. Aubrey also starts falling for a guy and you'll never guess who the guy is, really is! Read the book to find out who wins Snow Queen, does Christie and Aubrey's friendship last? What happens with the boy?
Overall: Great quick read! Would make a great Christmas present since its got snow and boys in it! This book is just the right book to read during the holiday season! Get yourself a copy now!
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Keeps you entwined in the story, February 25, 2010
This review is from: Snow Queen (Paperback)
Aubrey has some expectations when she leaves Florida for
the first time to join her best friend Christie, at her
grandparent's Vermont inn, the Spotted Owl. She expects
snow, she expects to win the hockey shot competition at
the local carnival, and she expects to have a fun vacation
with her best friend. What she does not expect, however,
is to participate in the Snow Queen pageant, to meet an
uber cute guy, or be sabotaged by his word-that-rhymes-
with-witch-y younger sister. Added to all that, the
Spotted Owl's existence is being threatened by the local
resort, owned by the parents of the very guy Aubrey is
crushing on! So now, the girl who is most comfortable in
her roller blades and holding a hockey stick in her hand
is forced to navigate a sea of heels and sequins while
attempting to juggle her friendship, her romance, and
scheming pageant girls at the same time. Talk about out
of her element! Tenacious Aubrey eventually rises to the
task but not before a number of mishaps and falls on the
ice.
This book is perfect for curling up with under a
warm blanket and with a mug of hot chocolate or stretched
out on the beach listening to the roar of the ocean. We
often hear about summer romances. Now it is time for a
winter romance! I received it yesterday and read more
than half of it before bed. I was ecstatic when I
received the news of a snow day today, because I was then
able to finish it this morning. Harrison has a talent for
writing so that a person wants to see what the characters
do next. You never have an idea what headstrong Aubrey is
going to say or how she is going to react and it keeps a
reader entwined in the story.
Reviewed by a young adult student reviewer
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Courtesy of Teens Read Too, January 8, 2010
This review is from: Snow Queen (Paperback)
Aubrey has never seen snow, since she's lived her whole life in sunny Florida. So, going up north with her best friend, Christie, is going to be the best vacation of her life! Or so she thinks...
Christie has entered Aubrey in the Snow Queen competition without her knowing - and Aubrey is nothing like a pageant girl! She'd rather play hockey than wear a gown. At first, Aubrey is adamant she's not going to enter, but she wants to support Christie -who has dreamed her whole life of being crowned Snow Queen - so she finally decides that she'll enter and help her friend win.
When spoiled and rich Layla Chamberlin starts sabotaging Chistie's chances to win, the competitive streak in Aubrey kicks into high gear. She wants to win this pageant even if it means beating Christie! All she wants to do is see Layla's pretty face when she loses.
To make matters worse, Aubrey has started dating Layla's brother, Grayson, who she thinks she can trust but she isn't really sure. After all, he is the brother of her biggest competition...
Can Aubrey recover her friendship with Christie? And will her relationship with Grayson ever get beyond the love-hate stage? You'll have to read on to find out!
SNOW QUEEN is a great book. It's got all the things a girl could want in a story - cute boys and lots of drama!
Reviewed by: Angela S.
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