Hey bestie! Just popping in to tell you about five young adult books I’ve recently picked up and pretty much enjoyed! For more up to date thoughts on books and more, check out my Tiktok. Clown In A Cornfield 2: Frendo Lives by Adam Cesare I never really thought I would be into a horror […]
While You Were Dreaming by Alisha Rai | Book Review
May 12, 2023
I really absolutely enjoy Alisha Rai’s books. While You Were Dreaming is a wonderful addition to her list of titles. I picked this book up when I was feeling the urge to read a young adult contemporary with a few serious themes. It absolutely fit the bill and kept my attention while I was walking on the […]
Four Young Adult Books I’ve Recently Read
October 29, 2022
Hello friends! With it being a little colder out, I have been bundling up and reading through my TBR like a fiend. Here are four young adult books which I have very recently read and mostly enjoyed! Finding Her Edge by Jennifer Iacopelli There’s something about sports themed young adult books. I love them even […]
Loveboat Reunion by Abigail Hing Wen | Book Review
May 9, 2022
I wish more people were reading Abigail Hing Wen. Her debut, Loveboat Taipei really hit for me — I love drama and travel and coming of age stories. So, I was very eager to pick up Loveboat Reunion, a companion to Loveboat Taipei. Loveboat Reunion is a long book, but let me tell you, it is fully transporting. There […]
5 Reviews Of Throwback YA Books
December 30, 2021
As we approach the new year, I am trying to enter unburdened. So, I am going through my spreadsheets, typing reviews, and posting drafts. I want to go into 2022 free and clear without leftover unwritten Netgalley/Edelweiss reviews hanging over my head. And so, similar to a photodump, here is a review dump of five […]
5 More Verse Books You Must Check Out
December 18, 2021
5 More Verse Books You MUST Check Out My reading life this year has really run the gamut of genres and story forms. I am so thankful that I’ve been able to pick up and read a sizable amount of verse books. Even better – the majority that I’ve read have been by marginalized authors […]