August Reads Heather

The Bad Beginning 162 pages
 Lemony Snickett
 Okay, so if you ever feel bad about yourself or the way your life is going read these. It will cheer you up so much and make you feel really bad for these kids. I know it's fiction but my gosh this author is twisted!

The Reptile Room 190 pages
 Lemony Snickett
 Book two in the Series of Unfortunate Events. Please read the above review, more of the same and I think I'm done with these. Too much misfortune.

Kiss of the Rose Princess vol. 4 173 pages
Kiss of the Rose Princess vol. 5 174 pages
 Aya Shouoto
 A cute little reverse harem, we have more artificial rose knights and a new princess introduced.

Kitchen Princess (Omnibus 1-2) Vol. 1 387 pages
Kitchen Princess (Omnibus 3-4) Vol. 2 380 pages
Kitchen Princess (Omnibus 5-7) Vol. 3 565 pages
 Natsumi Ando and Miyuki Kobayashi
 This is a really cute story line with some yummy treats! There are a few nice simple recipes after each volume.

Black Butler vol. 20 176 pages
 Yana Toboso
 Ciel fights with his inner demons as his servants and Sebastian uncover the truth behindThe Emerald Witch.

A School For Unusual Girls 336 pages
 Kathleen Baldwin
 Another cute story about how small things can change history and finding  place to fit in when you aren't what society sees as normal.

Diary Of A Teenage Fairy Godmother by Kathleen Baldwin and Andrea Sisco

Diary Of A Teenage Fairy Godmother by Kathleen Baldwin and Andrea Sisco  296 pages

A Fairy Godmother is not some overgrown pixie in a pink tutu. She's a guardian and a warrior specially trained to protect Cinderella's descendants. Lilliana Skye is undercover at a Texas high school on her first assignment to save one of Cinderella's troubled great-granddaughters. But everything goes terribly wrong.
Her Cinderella, Jess, hates her. Then there's Jess's brother, he's, well, he's dangerous. Falling in love with a human is strictly forbidden, not to mention . . . deadly.
Jessica Harrison doesn't believe in fairytale magic or happily-ever-afters. The death of her oldest brother nuked her world and ripped her family apart. Grief sucks. Jess is tough, angry, and so intelligent it's scary. If she ever did see a mythical fairy she would probably stomp it into oblivion with her army boots.
Emotions, magic, and all that supernatural, unquantifiable, nonsense are a waste of her time. She tossed them out of her life after her brother died. Science and math - she can depend on those things.
However, there is still someone Jess cares deeply about and that's her other brother, Jake. He's the only family member she really has left and she's fiercely protective. When Jake meets Lilliana, the new girl, he falls hard. Code red alarms go off in Jess's head. She can't let her brother fall in love with a lunatic who claims to be her Fairy Godmother.
Lilliana tries to stay away from him. Falling in love with a human is against the rules. Maybe if she didn't have to protect Jake and Jess she might be able to keep her wayward heart in check. But someone from the fairy realm is trying to kill all three of them and Lilliana has to find out why before it's too late.