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Forgive My Fins

Forgive My Fins

Tera Lynn Childs

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Lily Sanderson harbors a monumental secret – and it's far more complicated than her massive crush on the gorgeous swimming god, Brody Bennett, who makes her heart beat 'flipper-fast.' Unrequited love is tough enough for a normal teenage girl, but for Lily, who is half-human, half-mermaid, a simple c...

Pages
293
Format
Hardcover
Publié
2010-05-19
Éditeur
HarperCollins
ISBN
9780061914669

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Tera Lynn Childs
Tera Lynn Childs

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Tera Lynn Childs may pretend to be a goddess, but she’s really just a normal person. Well, maybe not normal. She is a writer, after all. Her works include the mythology-based Oh. My. Gods. series, the Forgive My Fins mermaid romance series, the kick-butt monster-hunting Sweet Venom trilogy, and the Darkly Fae fantasy s...

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Mizuki
Mizuki·11 years ago
Pre-review before I finish the book: I know I'm at least 12 years older than the targeted audience but still...I can and will appreciate good teenagers' dramas. However! The stupidity and immaturity of the Main Character really is not endearing (I kept rolling my eyes at a lot of things said MC had said and done)...I'd been 17 years old once and I don't think teenagers at this age are that bad. thoughts after I'd finished reading:This time I can't even say 'Oh what a great big disappointment!' b...
 Lady Jayne *~*The Beach Bandida*~*
Lady Jayne *~*The Beach Bandida*~*·15 years ago
3.5 - 4 Stars - Also reviewed at: Lady Jayne's Reading Den(Plot points mentioned deal with aspects contained in the book blurb)Is it just guppy love or a love as deep as the ocean? Yes, I have been indoctrinated from all the puns in this book. ^_^ The sea puns and mermaid fish slang were a little jarring, at first, but son of swordfish (as Lily would say), once I got into the flow, I was all bubbly smiley reading them and at times even chuckling. Though I can see how the steady stream of puns co...
oliviasbooks
oliviasbooks·16 years ago
I rate this mermaid romance, which I have impatiently waited almost a year for, 3,5 stars altogether. It was really cute, but very predictable. In core it reminded me a lot of Something, Maybe and other regular YA which tell the story of a girl nursing a long time crush on a boy she doesn't really know that well. After 40 pages or so I was a tiny bit bored, but I held on tight - I was reading a mermaid-love-story! - and it got better again. As far as I-am-a-mermaid-here-is-my-story books go, I l...
Kristi
Kristi·16 years ago
Looking for a fun, quick, cute, summer read? Look no further! Forgive My Fins has it all and more!Let's just say I'm head over tail for the whimsical mermaid tale!Such a cute story. This is definitely a novel that will appeal to the upper ya crowd but at the same time, is something that I wouldn't hesitate to recommend to the younger ya and even mg readers.I adored Quincy from the first spitball mention. Not really specifically because of the spitball, but because he seemed like the genuinely fu...
emmie powell
emmie powell·3 years ago
So so cute!!!!! I just read the entire series and this was the best one for sure!
Lauren (Sugar & Snark)
Lauren (Sugar & Snark)·15 years ago
This book is corny! In fact- a wave of sadness overcomes me when I realize the depths that this author has sunk to. Drowning her audience in a sea of underwater puns. See I can do it too!! But seriously this book feels like it was written as an 11 year olds creative writing essay that just got out of hand. If the character is mean they are a sea slug if they are nice they are an angel fish. (Constantly!) It just gets ridiculous. But worst of all the characters are LAME!! Lily clearly has a perse...
Milly
Milly·15 years ago
Too fluffy for my own liking.It would have been a cute read if it weren't for the clueless heroine. Lily, I get that you're half-mermaid but you've lived with humans for the last 3 years and should have a clue about the opposite sex and relationships at least by then. How could you not know Q liked you? He annoyed you endlessly to get your attention! It was just too predictable for me. No surprises to get me hooked. Only Quince was this book's saving grace. And even Quince won't get me reading t...
Ari
Ari·15 years ago
This is one of those stories that I got to read before starting to write reviews, but if I remember well I love it, so I should say at least one word or two about it.I am not sure why I like reading books about mermaids (I blame it on The Little Mermaid, and the way I loved it so much as a kid that it's still somehow stuck in my head).So I picked up this book wanting to have a good time with it, I read it in one sitting and I had tons of fun with it. It was cute, it was funny, sometimes just a b...
jen
jen·16 years ago
I don't think rating out of 5 stars gives enough room for judgment. I prefer the standard school grading scale...Maybe a B-. It was a light, cute, fun book! The cover is obviously stunning. I love the greens and the blues. I'm not sure what she's supposed to be blowing out of her mouth, though. Is there something I missed in the book?Anyway, we are presented with Lily Sanderson: half-mermaid, half-human. She's nothing spectacular with her blonde hair (yay!), pale-skin, and freckles. And she's go...
Janina
Janina·16 years ago
This one wasn't for me. It was somehow too … pink, girly, fluffy and cute. The story itself was very predictable, which only made me want to shake the heroine and make her see what was going on already. Her absolute cluelessness really annoyed me. And seriously, how can you be in love (and I'm referring to the I-love-you-so-much-I-want-to-marry-you-and-spend-the-rest-of-my-life-with-you kind of love here) with someone you rarely talk to and don't really know that well? I mean, having a crush, ok...