Devilish : Cupcakes and Evil, All Rolled Into One.

"I think I laughed when the knife whent in. At least, I made the motion, but blood came out of my mouth instead. I remember seeing the perfume bottles on the matelpiece as I fell back and, aside from the faint, somewhat implausable realization that I was dying, nothing else.

And I smilied.

'Got you,' I said."

So, my friend told me to read this, due to the fact that the main character and narrator, Jane, reminded her of me. Funny enough, a lot of Jane's reactions and adventures are all things that I would probably do. Haha. I'm really glad that she recommended this, because it was really a great book. It's about Jane, the spunky, super-smart, albeit outcast, high school senior, Ally, Jane's needy, more-of-an-outcast best friend, a demon hiding the midst of their school, a dead boy, a deal with the devil, and evil cupcakes. Oh, and a plot thrown into all of that.

I really liked this because even at the parts with the most tension, Jane's mind had to think of something that could make anyone laugh; such as making plans to convince her sister that earth actually has a second moon, it's just made of glass, therefore you cannot see it. The characters weren't perfect, which is what I love in a book, because they had all of these little quirks and things that you could find unique to anyone one the street. The way it was written really got me, too, Johnson stitches together this odd story with all of these little, unbelievable things that make the story all the more believable.

The only thing I really didn't like about this book was the cover. I'm a total OCD kid, and when you mix the artist in me with that, you get the girl freaking out because the girl on the cover's hand is as long as her forearm. Eh, maybe she's just one of the special ones.

I would suggest this book to anyone who loves John Green, twisted stories, and evil cupcakes.