I have a little bit of breathing room this week--enough that I've indulged myself and spent some time working on a post (I KNOW. It's a miracle). There are reviews that need to be finished, but I've been in a nostalgic mood and I've been thinking about high school and the books that I had to read in English class. There was a lot of Shakespeare ( ( Read more... )

I was drawn to Crewel because of its blurb that promised a non-conformist who was hiding her true abilities despite societal pressure. I was interested to see what would happen to this girl who went against the grain. I requested Crewel through a BEA-related promotion from Macmillan. This review is based off of that eARC copy.


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