Follow Friday #24

This is a meme hosted every Friday by Parajunkee and Alison Can Read, where book bloggers answer a question each week and check out how others answered it. It's a cool way for bloggers and viewers to connect and learn more about each other!

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Q: Best Cover? What is the best cover of a book that you’ve read and didn’t like?
A: It's a toss up between Fallen by Lauren Kate and Bloodrose by Andrea Cremer. 

This cover is gorgeous, but the story itself is flat, predictable, and boring. Also, the characters are even more flat, predictable, and boring than the story is. It was all I could do to finish this book. However, the cover is one of the most beautiful covers I've seen. 

I also think that this cover is gorgeous. I love how the red matches the title and the wolf in the background with Calla looking off into the distance. All of that said, this is the absolute worst ending to a series I have ever read. I was extremely angry about this ending for months. I'm still a bit bitter about it. For the longest time, I vowed never to read another book by Andrea Cremer because if that's what she does to her readers at the end of a book, then I want no part of it. As I've calmed down, I decided I'd give her another try. We all make mistakes. I'm still pissed at this book, though.