These seemingly random short stories and the young adults they involve have more in common than where the people are from. Everyone has a hidden part of their life their friends and family don’t get to see. Hitchcock has given us a glimpse into those very touching stories and the life-changing ways in which we’re… Continue reading Everyone Dies Famous in a Small Town, Bonnie-Sue Hitchcock
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10 YA Books to Look Forward to in April
I started to compile my monthly list of books to look forward to and realized there are tons of YA books releasing in April that look amazing. So I decided to dedicate a post to some of the fantastic YA books I'm looking forward to. It's going to be an amazing month for new YA… Continue reading 10 YA Books to Look Forward to in April
The Nowhere Girls, Amy Reed
I want to start my review by saying I DNF’d this book with less than 100 pages left. I’m going to talk about why I DNF’d it, so it might be a bit spoiler-y in telling y’all why I wanted to throw my tablet across the room. The story started fine. I liked how we… Continue reading The Nowhere Girls, Amy Reed
End of March TBR
I think I finally have my e-reader situation sorted so I can read more books! I have a new app that I don't 100% love, but it will do. I really don't like change so that could be why I don't love this app, but I do hope to get used to it. Let's get… Continue reading End of March TBR
Five Total Strangers, Natalie D. Richards
I am not entirely sure what I just read. Mira kept repeating herself and her thoughts because the author would start a thread of thought and abandon it, never to return. Questions arose that went unanswered. I thought, she must be in a coma because why is none of this making sense? Teens are not… Continue reading Five Total Strangers, Natalie D. Richards
The Midnight Lie, Marie Rutkoski
This one is so well-reviewed I’m just going to get into my thoughts. Poor Nirrim is so naïve, and she’s so used to being gaslit by Raven, that of course, she’s fascinated when she meets Sid. Sid promises a world Nirrim didn’t know possible. Her curiosity is so strong, and she knows there is more… Continue reading The Midnight Lie, Marie Rutkoski
10 Books to Look Forward To in March
I plan these kinds of posts for at least a week, after torturing myself for a few weeks before that, trying to narrow down 10 books that I am looking forward to. I have a list on Amazon that is only unreleased books, and I check that list *all the time*. So I see these… Continue reading 10 Books to Look Forward To in March
Beth & Lucy, Katherine Shade
Let’s pretend you have a favorite series. Okay, we don’t have to pretend about that part. But what would you do if your favorite character showed up at your door, telling you she has read about you her entire life? Sounds fun, and maybe a bit scary, right? That's why I jumped at the chance… Continue reading Beth & Lucy, Katherine Shade
Amelia Unabridged, Ashley Schumacher
Do you ever read a digital book and find yourself highlighting so much text that your notes are incredibly full, and you have trouble deciding which of the many things you’ve highlighted should be a part of your review? There are so many aspects to this book that I love it’s making it hard to… Continue reading Amelia Unabridged, Ashley Schumacher
A Danger to Herself and Others, Alyssa Sheinmel
When Hannah admitted to lying early in the book, I knew we couldn’t trust her. She is an unreliable narrator which makes it hard to tell what parts of her story are true. “A cage is a cage is a cage.” Accused of hurting her best friend and roommate Agnes, Hannah has been locked up… Continue reading A Danger to Herself and Others, Alyssa Sheinmel
