from mariananhi

The first thing struck me when I first laid my eyes on this book is its title. Hold Me Like A Breath? This sounds way to interesting to ignore. I mean, I have heard "hold me like a pillow" (Only Girl by Rihanna ;) ), but "breath"? Just wow... That gives out a fragile vibe, but also somewhat....st...

from thursbest

This was actually a nicely paced story, with interesting characters, notably Penny and her character development. The others... not so much. I also liked how the main point of this story was about organ donations, and I'm impressed with the research the author put into the book to come up with a ...

from srsharms

Well that was okay. The good: the thriller/suspense plot moved at an excellent, edge-of-your-seat kind of pace. The bad: Somehow, SOMEHOW, the author manages to include an insta!love subplot and only JUST shies away from a full-blown, sappy love triangle. Good story, but nothing stellar.

from

This was very different from other stuff I have read before, while still having a similar feel to it, if that makes sense at all. This is a retelling of The Princess and the Pea, though I didn't know that until after I was finished with it. It makes a lot of sense now. I was expecting a lot more ...

from brandileigh2003

4.5 stars (all kinds of awesome) I wanted to read Hold Me Like a Breath before I realized it was a retelling. I was drawn to the autoimmune disorder as well as the black market organ market. I related with Penelope. She is a strong girl with a weak body. Or so everyone around her keeps pounding i...