The Best Friend Problem by Mariah Ankenman is 100%, without a doubt, a massive guilty pleasure read. That is, the book doesn't have a lot of substance, is slightly unrealistic, and largely just feels like a way to enjoy wasting your time. Did I enjoy it? You bet. Would I read it again? Probably not.…
One of these is just another small fairytale anthology, which I have to admit that I'm incredibly excited for, while the other is a rather fascinating take on how time travel can mess things up in the present. It doesn't have the greatest cover, but I have a feeling (so long as it's well written)…
It's time for another TBR Wednesday! I've got two books for you all to peruse today, one I added and one I didn't. Will you agree with my choices and follow my lead or will you prefer the book I didn't add? So, I tend to get super sick of WWII novels, largely because there…
Why are there so many YA books lately with missing mothers? I feel like I've come across so many that have come out within the past two years and I personally don't get it...anyway, How to Be Luminous follows a young girl who loses her color sight when her mother disappears. I'll be honest, I don't…
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