Another super late review on another super late read. Another book that was waiting in my to-read list for a decade, & I kept that in mind while rating & for this review. Had I read this book 10 years ago maybe I would've liked it more, maybe not, we'll never know, but I am... Continue Reading →
Review: That’s Not My Name by Megan Lally
Oh Andrew... Gut-wrenching.. Let's review. That's Not My Name by Megan Lally Category – Crime Suspense Thriller Length – 297 Pages Read Time – 1 Day GR Rating – 4 Stars I could not put this book down once I started reading! I was so engrossed in the pages I didn't even realize I was going to finish the... Continue Reading →
Review: How to Make Friends with the Dark by Kathleen Glasgow
This book hit entirely too close to home, it is absolutely heartbreaking & touches on very tough subjects. On my tbr since it's 2019 release & while I'd stopped reading YA many years prior I like this author so I decided to read it anyway. While this book is YA it still touches on very... Continue Reading →
Review: My Sister’s Keeper by Jodi Picoult
Some stories just break your heart so completely. Technically I had a 4 day read time on this book but I put it down for over a month in-between reading. Part short reading slump but also part I was literally just too busy to have a moment to read more than a single page. Hate... Continue Reading →
Review: The Glass Girl by Kathleen Glasgow
Categorized as young adult, this is a tough read. Trigger warnings, depression, suicidal ideology, grief, alcohol abuse, self-harm, implied sexual abuse, violence. While I personally believe this book to be appropriate for teens it is a heavy subject & shouldn't be taken lightly. The Glass Girl by Kathleen Glasgow Category – YA Contemporary Length – 465 Pages... Continue Reading →
Review: How to Survive Your Murder by Danielle Valentine
This book gave me a similar vibe to the movie 'Happy Death Day' starring Jessica Rothe. Quick disclaimer, despite my low rating of this book, I don't think it was bad, just too young for me. It's a quick read & despite the dark subject not heavy, let's review. How to Survive Your Murder by... Continue Reading →
Review: Everything We Never Said by Sloan Harlow
*Adds book to "proof of multiverse" list* Another version of me must have gotten her hands on this book before I did because I could not get past the deja vu as I read. I could not get past the feeling that I'd somehow already read this book before, anyway let's review. Everything We Never... Continue Reading →
Review: Hotel Magnifique by Emily J. Taylor
I added this book to my tbr because the cover is aesthetically pleasing, as I've mentioned in previous reviews I'm an avid & proud cover judger, many a great books have ended up on my bookshelves because of their pretty covers. I loved reading this book & would love to see it translated to screen.... Continue Reading →
Book Review, Catch Up: Part 8
The Thief by Fuminori Nakamura This book made it to my very small "re-read shelf" before I had even finished it. The Thief by Fuminori Nakamura is a Japanese noir crime fiction, following along with a "career" pickpocket in Tokyo as he finds himself in a dangerous predicament brought on by his own lifestyle choices.... Continue Reading →
Review: Girls of Paper and Fire series by Natasha Ngan
Well, I'm close to a full year late to this review, I finished this series at a time where I was already way behind on reviews, extra busy at the "9-5" & in the beginning stage of a reading slump. It's been a while but let's review. Girls of Paper and Fire: a series by... Continue Reading →
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