*MP3 on top volume* CHEAAAA BABY!!

OKAYYYYYYY XD

sorry it's taken me so long to get back with this final review (not that anyone cares, but not the point XD) --- with my HS freshman year currently upon us, i found myself at a lack of reading... in a desperate attempt to finish the book on this weekend of freedom, i found success and am now here with the third review in my deptfor mice trilogy reading.

in this final book of the trilogy, the mice eturn from fennnywolde to the Skirtings, where trouble is yet again amongst them. they've returned to winter... a season once looked forward to is now dreaded, as their food supply runs short due to the death of an elderly woman, and a lack of fire wood because of the strong snow outside. Jupiter has brought himself back through others thanks to the tragedies of the last book, and he's back stronger than ever at that.

in the book, i found myself in yet another incident of crying <:3 i know. call me a whimp, but

a. i like being emotional
b. it felt good to let it out
c. u really can't blame me because Jarvis is an amazing writer that MADE ME DO IT!!! XDDDDD

anyways, loved it. loved it loved it. like the other book notes before now, i'll wanr you that if you truly want to know the end and know what made me cry, just holler and message me.... (but don't literally holler because u might easily tick off someone near by ;P ) >>the book itself was much more different than the two before it. the characters have been scattered away from each other and throughout the book it gets a smidge harder and harder to follow beacuse u have to keep up with everyone's location and their priorities.

but over-all, like i said, it made me cry... if i had the time i'd read the books all over again!

can u believe the utter S**t i've gone through for the past week? not a half hour ago was the worst of it all.... ever since my mom broke up with her partner, they've been sneakin' around our part of town. given the fact that this dude live a decent half an hour away, you can't even tell me that they were around by accident. i mean really! THIS IS P*SS*NG ME OFF!! that horse's rear had even watched me, according to mom!

THE STORY OF THE DAY: okay, i just got done watching about an hours worth of TV and i felt totally crappy, right? right. so then i go lookin' for mom to ask her what we were going to do for food this evenin'. (and yes, i do mean to type like this because when i get p*ss*e* i tend to break out in a southern accent of which no one in my family has any idea where it came from. (NO OFFENSE to people from southern states in america, it just happens)) -- but anyway, i couldn't find her so i figured she was at the coffee shop just down the street from our house. when i got there, my mom was a couple minutes from leaving. she'd been talking with the shop-owner, a friend of ours, and when i got there was about to walk out the door. as she finished our sentence, we turned to leave and when we reached the back steps there it was: the stalker. needless to say, stalker could just as well be an understatement. this person's been calling mom like three times a day (without answer, mind you) and knows where all of us are the majority of the time! they called mom when she got home from work, and then they ALSO knew that mom was at the coffee shop this evening..... note again SHE LIVES A HALF AN HOUR AWAY. so she wasn't there on accident.

of coarse, on this particular occasion, she saw me walking in the alley behind the house to the coffee shop to go and see my mother. given the fact that she hangs around A LOT and was aroudn my family long enough to know that me and my mom are very very close, she realized i was going to the shop to specifically see mom. she WATCHED me go in. when she called not fifteen minutes after the fact, she said she WAS watching me! what the F*c*, i may ask you?! WHAT THE F*C*?!?!?

sorry if i'm not speaking correctly... when i'm POed i can't think thus can't talk straight.... >>>.<<<

lala