Something Real by Heather Demetrios has garnered a lot of praise in the few short months that it’s been out. I’m a huge contemporary fan but for some reason this […]
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Where The Stars Still Shine by Trish Doller | Review
Where The Stars Still Shine, Trish Doller’s sophomore novel, is a solid follow-up to her debut, Something Like Normal. I didn’t love it like I did Something Like Normal but […]
The Geography of You and Me by Jennifer E. Smith | Review
The Geography of You and Me is not your typical YA contemporary romance novel. It has a lot more to it than you would originally think based on just the […]
Song of the Fireflies by J.A. Redmerski | Review
I don’t know why I continue to torture myself by reading J.A. Redmerski’s books. I didn’t care for her previous book, The Edge of Never, but I figured I’d give […]
Dear Killer by Katherine Ewell | Review
Dear Killer is really hard for me to review. On one hand, I enjoyed it. On the other, there were things about it that really let me down. Dear Killer […]
Just Like Fate by Suzanne Young and Cat Patrick | Review
When I first heard about Just Like Fate, I was ecstatic. Two of my favorite authors writing a book together? That was all I needed to add this one to […]
Ketchup Clouds by Annabel Pitcher | Review
Ketchup Clouds has one of the most unique premises that I’ve read in a while. I had high hopes for an intriguing read unlike any I’d read before. While I […]
Definitely, Maybe In Love by Ophelia London
Definitely, Maybe in Love is a modern take on Pride and Prejudice and it’s one of the worse ones I’ve read. I honestly don’t know why I kept reading when […]
Panic by Lauren Oliver | Review
Panic, Lauren Oliver’s latest young adult novel, is very different from anything she’s written in the past. I completely adored this wonderfully unique new story from her. One thing that […]
Blog Tour: The Glass Casket by McCormick Templeman | Review
Last year I was really tempted to read McCormick Templeman’s debut novel, The Little Woods, but for some reason, I put it off. I’m glad I didn’t do the same […]