I just cannot stick to a single genre within young adult. For the most part, I like it all, as you can see below. Here’s five books from a few different young adult genres spanning contemporary to science fiction to fantasy that you might want to get your hands on – depending on your mood. […]
In 2020, I Hereby Resolve To:
January 1, 2020 4 Comments
1. Get To A Netgalley Queue Of Zero. I am almost there too, only 18 more books to read as long as I don’t request or download anything new. I’ve not obtained any new Netgalley eARCs since May 2019, so am good at holding strong with that. 2. Pay Off My Car. Realistically, this is […]
Christmas Camp Wedding by Karen Schaler | Novella Review
December 19, 2019 Leave a Comment
Christmas Camp Wedding by Karen Schaler is a bite sized sequel to Christmas Camp featuring all the same characters. On the whole, this novella just flies by. It serves as an okay epilogue but ultimately is not one of those novellas that is absolutely a must read. In this story Haley and Jeff are about to […]
How The Dukes Stole Christmas by Tessa Dare, Sarah MacLean, Sophie Jordan, and Joanna Shupe | Audiobook Review
December 15, 2019 Leave a Comment
What Did I Think Of How The Dukes Stole Christmas? How The Dukes Stole Christmas by Tessa Dare, Sarah MacLean, Sophie Jordan, and Joanna Shupe contains four novella sized stories set during the holidays. I loved that each story was unique and different from each other. Of course, I had my favorite within this book. […]
Christmas In Harmony Harbor by Debbie Mason | Book Review
December 14, 2019 Leave a Comment
Christmas In Harmony Harbor by Debbie Mason is apparently the final book in her Harmony Harbor series, but the actual first book of the series that I’ve read. I went into this book without any character situation context at all and ended up really enjoying my time with it. If you’re looking for a sweet […]
It Started With Christmas by Jenny Hale | Book Review
December 13, 2019 Leave a Comment
It Started With Christmas by Jenny Hale was essentially a marshmallow dream to read. This is exactly the kind of book that needs a Hallmark movie. Which makes sense, because Jenny Hale has like two Hallmark movies based on her Christmas books already AND I CAN SEE WHY. This is a book to soothe your […]
