Marie Antoinette, Serial Killer (Paperback)

from Toast.x2

Marie Antoinette, Serial Killer: Incredibad Teen Fiction as good as it sounds Found at Goodwill, this Katie Alender thriftstore find was well loved by it's previous owner. With pages dog eared so fantastically that the corners were physically missing (I have been told this is ‘purse wear and tea...

from loveofreading

My biggest regret about this book is the fact that the final cover has the blood splatter removed from her face. It was just so much more sinister that way. My only other complaint would be the loopy, low-ascender cursive writing in which the murders are written. I'm not someone easily tripped up...

from seasonsoflove

I received an ARC of this at ALA, and am so glad I did-its as much fabulously ridiculous fun as you would expect. This book has ghosts, romance, history, character development, friendships, horror, and tension, and is a quick and highly enjoyable read. Definitely pick this up when it comes out in...

from ZabetReading

This and other reviews can be found on Reading Between Classes Cover Impressions: I like this one a lot. The piercing blue eyes draw you in and the blood splatter elevates it from the "pretty girl in a dress" typical fare. I do wish there was something in the background; a room, a palace, even th...

from veryinvisible

Marie Antoinette is a serial killer. That was enough to draw me in, however it also made me a bit hesitant with the title being so obvious. Either way, I still wanted to give it a try. Colette is introduced as a self absorbed, claustrophobic, American who lives with a seemingly selfless brother a...