Bruised by Tanya Boteju: ARC Book Review
Bruised tells the story of Daya, a Canadian teen of Sri-Lankan descent, who is traumatized by the car accident that took her parents’ lives. Living with her kooky aunt and uncle, with whom she’s never had a close bond, and…
Love Somebody by Rachel Roasek: Blog Tour & Book Review
Love Somebody by Rachel Roasek is a great example of how a love triangle should be written. The three leads – Sam, Ros, and Christian – are all well-rounded and fully realized characters. The narration does a good job of…
Daughter of the Moon Goddess by Sue Lynn Tan: Blog Tour & Book Review
Hello everyone! Today is my stop on the Daughter of the Moon Goddess blog tour and I am so excited to share with you my favorite quotes (as well as my thoughts) on this wonderfully crafted and beautifully written novel.…
You’ll Be the Death of Me by Karen M. McManus: Blog Tour & Book Review
Ivy, Mateo and Cal used to be friends. But that was middle school. Now they’re all in high school and dealing with their own lives. Ivy lives in the shadow of her gifted and talented younger brother, Daniel. Mateo and…
She’s Too Pretty to Burn by Wendy Heard: ARC Book Review
She’s Too Pretty to Burn is a really fun summer read that’s equal parts nail-biting as it is thrilling! It was so easy to get swept up with these characters and the whirlwind of a summer they themselves had. ☀️…
Cool for the Summer by Dahlia Adler: ARC Book Review
OMG, you guys- I. LOVED. THIS. BOOK! Like, literally, SO MUCH. 💖 Look, I may be biased because I am also a bi-Jewish girl, and so definitely saw myself in the leads and related to them immensely. But what’s wrong…
Flower Crowns and Fearsome Things by Amanda Lovelace: ARC Book Review
Inspired by the Greek goddess Persephone, who is both the goddess of spring and the queen of the underworld, Lovelace’s newest poetry collection explores how we can all be both contradictorily soft and fierce at the same time, and what…
Olive by Emma Gannon: ARC Book Review
Olive and her three best friends have always done everything together. So, in her thirties, when all her friends are married with children (or at least trying for them), Olive can’t help feel like she’s being left behind. While her…
The Girls Are All So Nice Here by Laurie Elizabeth Flynn: ARC Book Review
I binge-read this book so fast! It was addictively dark, and so twisted! The Girls Are All So Nice Here tells the story of Ambrosia Wellington, alternating between timelines of “then” – her first semester away at college, leading up…
Instructions for Dancing by Nicola Yoon: Blog Tour & Book Review
Instructions for Dancing tells the story of Evie, who at 18 years old, is already disenchanted with love. After finding out her parents are splitting up – and that the reason causing this split is her father’s affair with another…
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