Review: Strange Indeed
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 2, 2012
First of all, this book is funny. Riotously funny at times. This all comes from the chemistry between Sadie and Lorde Gray (yes, that is his name). Volatile chemistry. Dangerous at times. Gray hates Sadie becomes she's NOT different. Sadie hates Gray because he hates her. The wicked bantering between them just makes for an amazing read. So, since they hate each other so much, of course they fall in love. And because Gray is a jerk (at least superficially) he spends half the book convincing himself that he can't be with Sadie because it would break the "rules". And he must marry a woman he really doesn't like and who also spends Christmas break with her boyfriend. Yeah, that's a match made in....All of the students and teachers have superpowers. Or supernatural powers. Or they're witches or vampires or werewolves or two-headed dragons...except Sadie. She's just...normal. Which leads to a bunch of abnormal circumstances. Oh, and there's also a murder. Maybe.All in all, I devoured this book in the course of 24 hours. It's pure fun.