Adventures In Funeral Crashing (Funeral Crashing #1) [NOOK Book]

AWESOME!!!

Adventures in Funeral Crashing is the perfect YA novel! It's extremely funny and it has the perfect amount of mystery, suspense and romance. I loved the main character Kait Lennox. She's witty and the perfect example of a high school girl. Kait is an outcast in school who finds herself side by side with the most popular boy in school, Ethan. Both are searching for his sister's murderer. I really loved the narrative voice throughout the book. It made it highly entertaining. Ethan is definitely a cutie and the perfect love interest for sixteen year old Kait. The storyline is unique and it keeps you guessing until the very end! Harris is a fantastic writer and her characters are wonderful. I look forward to reading more from Milda Harris.

9 out of 9 people found this review helpful.

Great Teen Read! Very Fun!

I liked this book, it was very cute and a quick read. Definitively worth it.

The Ms. Harris did a great job keeping the dialog modern and events current. This was not my typical Paranormal YA book, in fact there are no paranormal elements to it but I still enjoyed it. I think the characters seemed a bit immature for high School students but it would be a perfect book for junior high school kids and teens. They would enjoy reading something with the older kids in it but also would not me exposed to any situations suited for the older crowd.

It had a mystery surprise at the end and would recommend for anyone looking to share a book with their teen either to read with or give as a gift.

As always thank you to the author and Paranormal Romance & Urban Fantasy Fanatics! Paranormal Romance & Urban Fantasy Fanatics! read to review program!

Rating - 4 stars
Recommended for - Teens

4 out of 5 people found this review helpful.

Fun!

I enjoyed this book. It's for young adults and I'm a little older, but it was fun. I enjoyed Kait's inner monologue. I laughed a bunch. It's a murder mystery too, but it's more fun than dark. I'm definitely on board for the second book!

4 out of 5 people found this review helpful.

AMAZING

This book was amazing i read both and hope she makes more with kait and ethan in it <3<3<3 u should read!

3 out of 3 people found this review helpful.

Good easy read

A very good teenage/young adult reading material.

2 out of 2 people found this review helpful.

Awesome

Loved the book, read it for 4 hours straight

2 out of 2 people found this review helpful.

Excellent!

This is a great read considering its free. I couldnt put this book down. This is a perfect pre teen book with realistic fiction :)

2 out of 2 people found this review helpful.

Fun read to share with your kids!!

bookshelves: own-kindle, romance, single, young-adult

Recommended to Lissa by: Reads 2 Review Club

Recommended for: Audults and children ages 11 & up looking for a fun quick read.
Read from December 08 to 10, 2011, read count: 1


I was fortunate enough to make the cut for reviewing this book for R2R and in no way does this affects my review¿

Adventures in Funeral Crashing¿ Mother verses Daughter, the skirmish for control of the book pursues¿ need I say much more.

It has certainly been a challenge keeping this book in my possession, as my 11- year old daughter Macy would snatch it away every time I turned my back.

We both were drawn to the book; by what you might ask. Why the cover art of course. No it not some out of this world work of art but, a basic child like sketch of a girl in a skirt wearing tennis shoes. Macy thought it was just cute and it reminded me of a girl stuck in the awkward stage of not a child and not a young woman who has discovered¿ lawd help us¿ b.o.y.s.

Not having first read a description of the book the title alone lead me to think it was a paranormal zombie story or a twisted retelling of The Dead Zone¿ Macy on the other hand thought it was going it was going book version to television¿s The Ghost Whisper or Medium. As our guess would have it, we were wrong.

It was defiantly not a paranormal read yet it held not only my attention but that of Macy as well. It was packed full of creepy energetic mystery that was just so downright eatable. Which is why I found myself battling with 11-year old for the right to read.

Milda Harris did an excellent job at bring the teenage character to life. Kids today are just too jaded and are missing out just being kids and experiencing just what that means. Yes, some Macy included may think the kids are immature at time but in my humble opinion¿ kids need more time being kids and MH delivers that option in Adventures in Funeral Crashing.

Both Macy and I cannot wait to see if the story continues and we expect more from this talented author.

2 out of 3 people found this review helpful.

Great book!!!!!!

This is a fantastic book with sad parts, and humorous parts. But overall, it is an amazing story about a girl who is the wierd one in high school. Yes, she has some strange sides. But in this book, you can definetley see that Kait has a good heart.

1 out of 1 people found this review helpful.

I loved it!!!!!!!!!!

I a 100 percent recomend this book!!!!!!!!!

1 out of 1 people found this review helpful.

Rykibears review

It was a very good book with all of the plot twists and stuff i loved it so much i think i would go out with the book if we could do that

Caution PG13

I was looking for a fun mystery for my daughter to read. I tried this out and as she got further in the book the main character began using language we do not approve of.

0 out of 1 people found this review helpful.

KLC

Cute and interesting. Mystery keeps you in suspence to the very end.

Cute!

I really liked it. It kept you guessing in some areas.

Not just for teens

This was just as entertaining for me as the audience it may be intended for

Good

This is a good book

Hey

Loved it u should totally read it if ur into crime and drama

Awesome!!!!!

OMG awesome book i loved it

AWESOMMMMEEEE

This book was amazing !!

Threada's Review

Very entertaining abd delightful read. The main charaters were well thought out and fun to get to know. Loved the inner dialogue of Kait. Had some funny moments and some serious moments. Really liked how she dealt with everyday high school social problems. I would definately recommend this book for young adults up to whatever age!