So, I’ve been thinking lately about something I could fill my Sunday posts with—though of course this does require getting back into my post schedule which I’ve unfortunately fallen behind on (thanks puppy!)—and I think I’ve found something I genuinely think will be brilliant. I want to link to reviews I love from other people’s…
What Happened to Goodbye [Sarah Dessen]
What Happened to Goodbye by Sarah Dessen is one of those books that I picked up solely because I loved the author. I’ve been reading Dessen books for a long time, having fallen across her novels early in my youth and had the pleasure of falling in love with one after the other. Of course,…
Foreverafter: An Odd Adventure [K. J. Quint]
I’m not sure if it’s ironic or unironc that the best descriptor I can possibly think of for Foreverafter: An Odd Adventure by K. J. Quint is quite literally the word odd. Following the long awaited adventure of a young girl called Audrey—though more commonly referred to as Odd—and her best friend Kite when a…
Tackling that TBR
This is something that just about everyone can relate to. And if you’re anything like me, you’ve fallen in love with Goodreads for all the help it’s been in collecting all your books in one place. Of course, adding to your TBR has likely become one of those massive monsters because it’s suddenly so easy…
We Are Here to Stay [Susan Kuklin]
We Are Here to Stay: Voices of Undocumented Young Adults by Susa Kuklin is heartbreaking. But it is also filled with so much hope. Detailing the accounts of several young immigrants’ lives, We Are Here to Stay is a collection of written experiences that does an amazing job of building a great deal of empathy with…
Unwritten [Tara Gilboy]
Unwritten by Tara Gilboy is the book that I wish I had when I was a kid. With the most entertaining middlegrade plot I’ve read all year, this book ranks high on my list of books I’m happy to have read in 2018. A gorgeous cover and a most creative plot give this book two huge…
The Curious Crime [Julia Golding]
The Curious Crime by Julia Golding was not a terrible book, in fact parts of it were quite fantastic. But unfortunately the book sent a message that I had an extremely hard time stomaching. My initial disgust with the book itself did ebb somewhat as I continued on, which is something I felt relieved about…
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