I really had no idea what to expect when I started Albatross. I hadn’t read any reviews and the summary didn’t give much away. I kind of liked not knowing […]
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Before I Fall by Lauren Oliver | Review
I have no words to describe Before I Fall. It’s an absolutely stunning debut novel that I couldn’t put down. I never wanted it to end and not that I […]
The Naughty List (The Naughty List #1) by Suzanne Young | Review
The Naughty List is one of the best chick-lit books I have ever read. It was the perfect mix of romance, spying, and cheerleading. Once I started it, I could […]
The Miles Between by Mary E. Pearson | Review
Wow! I don’t know what to say about The Miles Between. I am speechless. I feel like whatever I say won’t adequately praise this book. I started it and I […]
After by Amy Efaw | Review
Devon is not the kind of girl who does this. She is not the kind of girl who gets arrested. She is not the kind of girl to abandon her […]
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Grace’s friends and family have never truly understood her. They can’t understand the feelings she has for the wolves that live in the woods behind her house, especially not the […]
Along For The Ride by Sarah Dessen | Review
Auden is not your typical teenage girl. Ever since her parents divorce, Auden doesn’t sleep. Instead she wanders around town, finding new ways to entertain herself. She spends a lot […]
Twenty Boy Summer by Sarah Ockler | Review
Anna and Frankie are best friends and before he died Matt was their other best friend. But Anna and Matt had a secret. They were more than friends. For a […]
The Awakening (Darkest Powers #2) by Kelley Armstrong | Review
Chloe Saunders is back in the second book of the Darkest Powers series. If you haven’t read The Summoning yet read it before reading this review. SPOILERS. At the end […]
After The Moment by Garret Freymann-Weyr | Review
After The Moment is a story of love–love that is true but cannot hold strong through tough times. This book was a little more serious than I expected touching on […]