Wednesday, March 19, 2014

Saving Wishes by G.J. Walker-Smith

Saving Wishes (Wishes #1)

4.28 of 5 stars

*** iBooks Best Of 2013 AU/NZ Breakout Book Of The Year***

For Charli Blake, being seventeen is a tough gig.
She's been branded a troublemaker, her reputation is in tatters and she's stuck in Pipers Cove, a speck of a town on the coast of Tasmania.
Thankfully, it's temporary. Her lifelong dream of traveling the world is just months away from becoming reality. All she has to do is ride out the last few months of high school, which is easier said than done thanks to a trio of mean girls known as The Beautifuls.
When Adam Décarie arrives in town, all the way from New York, life takes an unexpected turn. His arrival sets off a chain of events that alters her life forever, convincing her of one thing. Fate brought him to her.
Saving Wishes is the story of a girl who doesn't quite fit the life she's living, and the boy who helps her realize why.

Paperback, 368 pages

Published February 12th 2013 by Gemma Walker Smith (first published February 10th 2013)

Saving Wishes (The Wishes Series #1)

Saving Wishes

Word Frequency

Check out the summarized list of frequency of each word in this book.

We search for 347 bad words.

This eBook contains 14 bad words:
bitch:2

damn:2
dick:2
hell:5
prick:1
whore:1
whoring:1

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Readability Statistics
Check out the suggested reading level and grade of this book.
The following list includes 35 different formulas.

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Name	Value
Words	102759
Unique Words	7622
Characters	553513
Characters In Words	427377
Sentences	10761
Average Word Length	4.2
Average Sentence Length	39.7
Average Words Per Sentence	9.5
Long Words (7 or more characters)	15983
Short Words (3 or fewer characters)	47634
Syllables	139026
Monosyllabic Words	75960
Polysyllabic Words (3 or more syllables)	7016

Automated Readability Index	2.9
Coleman Index	5.6
Coleman-Liau Index	8.7
Dale Chall Readability Index	6.5
Dale Chall Readability Grade Level	7 - 8
Degrees Of Reading Power (DRP)	52
Degrees Of Reading Power Grade Level	5
Fang Easy Listening Formula	3
Fang Easy Listening Interpretation	Easy
Farr-Jenkins-Patterson Score	77
Farr-Jenkins-Patterson Reading Ease	Fairly Easy
Flesch Reading Ease Score	83
Flesch Reading Ease	Easy
Flesch Reading Ease Grade Level	6
Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level	4.1
Flesch-Kincaid Reading Age	9.1
Fry Readability Grade Level	4
Fry Readability Reading Age	9
FORCAST Grade Level	8.9
FORCAST Reading Age	13.9
Gunning Fog Index (FOG)	6.6
Gunning Fog Reading Age	11.6
Henshall formula	1643.4
Johnson Readability	26.1
Johnson Grade Level	6
Lexical Density	7.4
Laesbarhedsindex (LIX) Index	25
Laesbarhedsindex (LIX) Readability	Easy
Laesbarhedsindex (LIX) Grade Level	Less than 5
Linsear Write Readability	4.4
McAlpine EFLAW© Test	14
McAlpine EFLAW© Readability	Very Easy
Miyazaki EFL Readability Index	68.5
Power-Sumner-Kearl Grade Level	4.7
Power-Sumner-Kearl Reading Age	9.7
Rate Index (RIX)	1.5
Rate Index (RIX) Grade Level	5
Raygor Readability Grade Level	4
SMOG Score	7.7
SMOG Index	7
SMOG Reading Age	12
Spache Readability Index (Original)	2.7
Spache Readability Index (Revised)	2.3
Wheeler Smith Index	24.2
Wheeler Smith Grade Level	3

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