We Are Okay by Nina LaCour is the sort of book that gets under your skin and sticks with it. It seeps into your heart and as you read it, you find yourself really feeling what main character Marin feels. I found LaCour’s latest book to be a quiet read about loneliness, grief, and being […]
Almost Autumn by Marianne Kaurin | Audiobook Review
February 17, 2017
Why Did I Listen to Almost Autumn by Marianne Kaurin? Almost Autumn by Marianne Kaurin has quite the stunning cover and I am always taken in by a beautiful cover. In addition to the cover, I felt like the subject matter of the story seemed quite timely, given the times that we live in and […]
Allegedly by Tiffany D. Jackson | Book Review
January 23, 2017
Allegedly by Tiffany D. Jackson is such an interesting, complex read. I fear it’s one that might get missed in the hype for other books. I probably would not have gotten to it or prioritized it like I did had it not come in the mail. Seriously though, Allegedly is a book with themes that are relevant to […]
Passenger by Alexandra Bracken | Book Review
January 12, 2017
Passenger by Alexandra Bracken was my first read of 2017. I am so glad I decided to make this book my very first read. It’s one that I’ve been anticipating but have been holding myself back from reading. However, after a few pushes from emails about the sequel -Â Wayfarer, I decided to finally dive on […]
P.S. I Like You | My Heart And Other Black Holes | Between Us And The Moon
January 11, 2017
I love how when I need a solid read, Kasie West ALWAYS delivers. I do not like how when I finish one of her books that means there’s one less book in my reserves. The feeling of having a Kasie West book to look forward to is amazing. P.S. I Like You is the latest Kasie […]
Reign Of Shadows by Sophie Jordan | Book Review
January 4, 2017
Reign Of Shadows by Sophie Jordan is a book that I had picked up on a whim. I did not have it on a ten books I need to read next list. I did not have it on audiobook. It so happens that I just plucked it off my bookshelf. For some reason, it was […]