The Magnolia League Audiobook

" I can see why some people don't like this series, but for me it's fun fluffy reading. But because so many of the characters are extremely focused on appearances, it's something you'd probably want to be a little cautious about recommending to actual teenagers. "

" This is a story about some girls in an elite group who use spells to keep themselves beautiful. One girls has lost her mother but can hear her in the wall of her house and knows she is in the in-between and seeks to release her to get her back from death. She works with Sina to form a plan. Unfortunately, Sina is out to destroy their group and uses this girl to do that. Strong friendships are a part of this story as well as hoodoo and evil. The story kept me wanting to read, but if you are not comfortable with casting spells, dealing with the dead, and voodoo, this book is not a good choice for you. It was a little creepy at times, and a little sad to think that people can't be who they are--- maybe there is a little moral here. "

" I've enjoyed reading about this world from the very beginning. The sequel to The Magnolia League is every bit as fast-paced and elegant as its predecessor. I highly recommend this book, but only if you've read the first book already. :) "

" I really love the southern atmosphere in this series. Looking forward to the next one! "

" Liked it more than the first book. Sort of like if Gossip Girl met Secret Circle. Review to come--review notes written though. "

" Interesting southern sequel featuring debutantes involved in a paranormal mystery. "

" Entertaining enough that I read it until the end. But not the super wow that I think it could have been. Great if you're just looking for something fun to read. "

" OK, but not as good as the first one. Kinda too much going on and I started getting confused. "

" I hope there is a third book and if there is, I'm almost certain it will be called 'Final Ball' ;p "

" boring and full of bitchiness. "

" Glad I didn't buy this. It's very different from the first book, and there were several times where i wanted to slap Hayes and Alex around a little bit. Writing definitely was the major issue for me. "

" it seemed so short. "

" Oh yeah, this is a great one too! (Am I allowed to do this??) "

" Amazing! Just as good- maybe even better!- than the first. "

" Another fun light book. If you like hoodoo, the south and multi-generational, magic fueled, cat fights this book is for you. "

" I really enjoy this series, its so different from the vampire, were, and angel books I have been reading - its a little weird though reading about all of the places in this book since I am from Savannah. "

" The story of black magic debutantes continues in this delightful sequel! Katie Crouch is the master of YA novels that are both dark and hilariously fun! "

" I liked the first one much better. I wasn't too excited about this one. Part of it was that I forgot a lot of book one, and I kept forgetting who was talking because of the alternating chapters. "

" I really love Katie Crouch's books and i have always looked forward to reading them but this one just didnt keep my attention like the others, and this was the 2nd book in this series of books but i really liked the first one alot better. I do look forward to reading more of hers though! "

" I'm sure there will be another one and I will be anticipating its release date. Loved it? "

" Enjoyed the various characters, the hoodoo culture and the mixture of Southern culture. "

" I liked it. I had lots of theories about what was going on but none of them were correct. It kept me guessing. "

" This book started off a little strangely, and the MC does some things that I really don't like, but the funny parts and plotline were great! "

" This book could have been so good, but it just fell really short. It's about Hoo Doo in Savannah, I had such high hopes. And of course, it's the first book in a series. Sigh. "

" I almost gave this a 5...wow! Totally got me through jury duty today--I am just a sucker for a good southern gothic YA. Totally reminded of Sweetly by Jackson Pearce, which I also read as an ARC. Highly recommended!! "