Author: Rainbow Rowell
Illustrator: Faith Erin Hicks
Genre: YA, Graphic Novel
Pagecount: 209
My Rating: 3.5/5 ☆
A super light read with amazing illustrations!
Category: Book Reviews
Book Review: Norse Mythology
Author: Neil Gaiman
Genre: Fantasy, Mythology
Pagecount: 301
My Rating: 4.75/5
Finished this one in just a few hours because this is yet another gem of a book created by Gaiman.
Book Review: Truly Devious (#1)
Author: Maureen Johnson
Genre: Mystery; Young Adult
Pagecount: 416
My Rating: 3.75/5 ☆
A cool mystery YA not overwhelmed with romance? I’ll take that!
Book Review: All the Bright Places
Author: Jennifer Niven
Genre: Young Adult, Contemporary
Pagecount: 378
My Rating: 4.5/5 ☆
I remember the heart-wrenching pain, silent tears and my pretty intense adoration for these characters. Continue reading “Book Review: All the Bright Places”
Book Review: Where the Forest Meets the Stars
Author: Glendy Vanderah
Genre: Fiction; Contemporary
Pagecount: 332
My Rating: 5/5☆
A mysterious child teaches two strangers how to love and trust again.
What is this gem of a book nobody raves about!
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Book Review: Bad Blood
Author: John Carreyrou
Genre: Non Fiction; True Crime
Pagecount: 339
My Rating : 3.5/5 ☆
Book Review: The Wayward Son
Author: Rainbow Rowell
Genre: Fantasy. Young Adult
Pagecount: 356 pages
My Rating: 4.5/5☆
My most anticipated read of the year was no disappointment.
“Fighting doesn’t feel good anymore. It feels like breaking something because you don’t know how to fix it.”
Book Review: The Benefits of Being an Octopus
Author: Ann Braden
Genre: Middle Grade; Realistic Fiction
Pagecount: 256
My Rating: 2.5/5 ☆
I’d want my 12 year old self to read this. My 12 year old self would appreciate this book a lot more.
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Book Review: Daisy Jones & The Six
Author: Taylor Jenkins Reid
Genre: Historical Fiction
Pagecount: 368
My Rating: 4/5 ☆
❝Passion is…it’s fire. And fire is great, man. But we’re made of water. Water is how we keep living. Water is what we need to survive.❞
Book Review: Words in Deep Blue
Author: Cath Crowley
Genre: Young Adult. Contemporary.
Pagecount: 273
My Rating: 4.5/5 ☆
“The past is with me; the present is here. The future is unmapped and changeable. Ours for the imagining: spreading out before us. Sunlight filled, deep blue, and the darkness.”
