books by Libba Bray

books by Libba Bray

books:

Libba Bray

Der geheime Zirkel 02. Circes Rückkehr
Libba Bray

DTV Deutscher Taschenbuch, 2007

Rebel Angels
Libba Bray

Random House, 2005

Rebel Angels (The Gemma Doyle Trilogy)

Libba Bray

Delacorte Books for Young Readers, 2006

Impressive
I enjoyed this book. It was a bit longer than I expected (550 pages seems like a lot for a young adult read); however, the writing was simple and easy to follow, so it didn't become tedious. The plot was very nicely designed. I enjoyed the first book as well, but this ...

The Sweet Far Thing (The Gemma Doyle Trilogy)

Libba Bray

Delacorte Books for Young Readers, 2007

For The Girls Who Want To Know It All
I loved all of Libba Bray's books in the Gemma Doyle Trilogy. This one is my true favorite by far. It was long, and to some reviewers that was bad but for me it was good, as it means more pages for me to read! Yay! Anyway, it did drag at parts and I did skip over ...

The Sweet Far Thing--Collector's and Library Edition
Libba Bray

Listening Library, 2007

16 Cds set, Collector's and Library Edition titles are packaged in durable vinyl binding that will ensure lasting value and protection for your audiobook. So whether you use it once or loan it out to a friend, you need not worry about rips, tears, or accidental drops.

Sweet Sixteen #3: Kari

Libba Bray

HarperTrophy, 2000

What book !
I really liked Kari it was a very faced pacedc plot and kept me very interested. I found it quiet easy to relate to. Everyone is embaressed sometimes, and if you haven't wait until your bf comes over to pick you up for your date. I also found Kari a very likable ...

Up All Night

Peter Abrahams, Libba Bray, ...

HarperTeen, 2008

AWESOME
This is one of the best ideas for a collection that I have ever come across. The stories are as different from one another as can be, with the common thread being that each has a character who stays up all night for some reason. Strong writers, strong material, what's ...

A Great and Terrible Beauty (The Gemma Doyle Trilogy)

Libba Bray

Delacorte Books for Young Readers, 2005

I would give this book 10 stars if possible!
At first I wasn't expecting much, I thought this book was going to be one of those books about the proper boring girls...but I was sadly mistaken. From India to London to the realms and back; not only is sixteen year old Gemma far from boring, she's not perfect, and ...