The Lies About Truth by Courtney C. Stevens is another book that has sat on my shelves for far too long — at least five years. However, given that this is my year of reading from the shelf and clearing more space, it seemed a good time to pick this book up. This is the […]
Make Up Break Up by Lily Menon | Audiobook Review
August 2, 2021
Why Did I Listen To Make Up Break Up by Lily Menon? Make Up Break Up by Lily Menon hit my radar because as you know Lily Menon is Sandhya Menon. So, this book is her debut into adult contemporary romance. And well, I have read all of Menon’s young adult books so far and […]
The Bridge From Me To You by Lisa Schroeder | Book Review
July 30, 2021
I get onto these kicks where I just want to read from one genre and that’s it, because the genre is really working for me. Lately, that genre has been young adult contemporary. The Bridge From Me To You by Lisa Schroeder is a YA contemporary book that has been on my shelf for years. Now […]
Disturbing His Peace by Tessa Bailey | Audiobook Review
July 28, 2021
Why Did I Listen To Disturbing His Peace by Tessa Bailey? Disturbing His Peace by Tessa Bailey is third in Bailey’s Academy series and the first book I read from the series. Honestly, I picked it up because it was the shortest audiobook version of one of the books on my TBR cart. Seriously, I […]
The Wonder Of Us by Kim Culbertson | Book Review
July 26, 2021
The Wonder Of Us by Kim Culbertson is a book that I am glad I eventually picked up. There’s a couple factors that it hits that really appeal to me — friendship and international travel. I loved that it explored a complicated friendship between two girls and how they eventually worked their issues out. This […]
Never A Bride by Megan Frampon | Audiobook Review
July 23, 2021
Why Did I Listen To Never A Bride by Megan Frampton? Never A Bride by Megan Frampton is another book straight off the TBR cart and on the Hoopla app. The appeal was there because it contains one of my favorite tropes. That trope? Fake engagement! Seriously, I love it when a book goes into that […]