A is for Apricat by Mauro Gatti is one of the most fun and adorable children's books I've ever had the pleasure of coming across. I just adored every single second of reading this book. Each animal was presented in a thoroughly fun way, simultaneously introducing children to each different food item along the way.…
I'm somewhat ashamed of my weakness for stories that involve a pair who "hate" each other and then it turns into love. I don't know why I'm so obsessed with these kind of stories, but I am. The truth is, if I see a book with it there is a high chance I'll pick it…
I don't understand what The Second Life of Ava Rivers by Faith Gardner is about, to be completely honest. Is it about a missing girl? A kidnapped girl? A runaway? Is there magic involved? Not? And while I'm certainly curious enough to ask these questions, I can't say I'm all that invested in reading the book…
I think there was some point in the past where I rushed it and added With the Fire on High by Elizabeth Acevedo to my TBR based solely on the cover. Looking at the synopsis now, I'm slightly annoyed that I did so because it includes two things that I'm rather averse to. The first is contemporary…
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