My reading has been a little slow-paced this week due to some family things and yet another root canal. So I thought I would share with you my TBR, and hopefully you find a book or two you want to read. Let's get to it! Do No Harm, Christina McDonaldWomen's Crime Fiction Blurb:Emma loves her… Continue reading January TBR
Tag: YA
The Project, Courtney Summers
What makes Bea, who is close to her sister Lo, just up and leave with no word? It would have to be a fairly compelling reason. Especially considering they’ve both been through something traumatic. Poor Lo, close to alone in this world, is just trying to make sense of Bea’s disappearance. The deeper she digs,… Continue reading The Project, Courtney Summers
Fat Chance, Charlie Vega, Crystal Maldonado
Look at this amazing cover, it's gorgeous! Charlie is learning to love herself, which is a hard task when she feels like she can’t measure up to her best friend, Amelia. Her mother is constantly pressuring her to lose weight, not only by unhealthy means such as pyramid scheme supplement shakes but by shaming her… Continue reading Fat Chance, Charlie Vega, Crystal Maldonado
10 Books To Look Forward To in 2021
I have a few Amazon wishlists and one of them is strictly for books that haven't released yet. There are way more than 10 books in that list, but considering my fav reads took up 3 posts, I thought I would limit this one to just 10. Which, was pretty hard to do because there… Continue reading 10 Books To Look Forward To in 2021
Favorite Reads 2020 Part 3
We've made it to the finish! If you've made it this far, thanks for sticking with me x This entire post will be my favorite YA reads of 2020. Let's get right into it. Young Adult The Best Laid Plans, Cameron LundYA/Comedy It seemed like a good plan at first. When the only other virgin… Continue reading Favorite Reads 2020 Part 3
Monday’s Not Coming, Tiffany D. Jackson
I grabbed this in Google Books last year, and it’s a shame I hadn’t gotten to read it before now. This is my first book by Jackson, and I keep seeing people recommend Allegedly. You can bet I’m going to grab that as soon as I finish this review, because, Wow! There is something Jackson… Continue reading Monday’s Not Coming, Tiffany D. Jackson
The Cousins, Karen M. McManus
***This review is going to totally spoil the book, so if you have high hopes for reading this, and don't want the book spoiled for you, don't continue reading*** Additionally, I'm not posting this review anywhere else so it doesn't spoil it for others. I read One of Us is Lying, and I really dug… Continue reading The Cousins, Karen M. McManus
Hiss, Amaya Ash
This one came to me as a review request from Ms. Ash, and I had decided before reading the blurb I had wanted to read this because my daughter shares a middle name with her. Then I got to the blurb, and it sounded so fun, it sealed the deal. Being the only barely magic… Continue reading Hiss, Amaya Ash
Knight in Paper Armor, Nicholas Conley
I’m going to skip my usual summary of this book as I feel the blurb is more than accurate and summarizes Knight in Paper Armor much better than I could. The combination of issues happening in the book is a good cross between the horrors of the past, with a Sci-Fi and dystopian twist, bundled… Continue reading Knight in Paper Armor, Nicholas Conley
Daughter of the Song, Eliza Tilton
Daughter of the Song starts as a normal story about a girl named Arabella who has gone through something traumatic. Her family has moved her away, hoping to allow her to start over. The world has magic, but they try their best to keep it in check. Except for Leo, who has befriended a demon… Continue reading Daughter of the Song, Eliza Tilton
