Every parent you ask will say they don’t have a favorite child. But every oldest sibling knows that’s not true. The youngest is always the favorite, even if the parents don’t realize it. And honestly, this book is the “youngest child” of my library.
Young Adult
“Where She Went” Review
I recently read the book ‘If I Stay’, it was full of raw emotion, heartbreaking choices and an ending that left me wanting more. So I was overjoyed when I found out there was a sequel to this book. And I was even happier when I realized that this book was in the love interest POV! I mean, could it get better?
“If I Stay”: My Honest Take
Okay, before I get started I need to state that I have very mixed feelings about this book, meaning that this review may not be very black and white. It’s full of personal opinions. The context/story line of this book is very…interesting. To be honest it was the first time I had read anything like it.
“I Hope This Doesn’t Find You” Review
I read a lot of romance books in the month of February (10/13 of them to be exact… and the other three still had romance in it). No, I don’t have a problem, just lots of extra time and a love of romance. One of my favourite and most memorable books I read was this one, I Hope This Doesn’t Find You.
“The Isles Of The Gods” Review: A Major Letdown
Let me tell you a story… On a nice winter day, I decided to visit the library. I hitched a ride with my mom on the way to drop off my cousin, and when we walked in, I breathed in that signature library smell. Which is an interesting combination of books and a weird scent I can only describe as old people and germs.
3 Kasie West Books You Should Read Immediately
I recently read Sunkissed by Kasie West and loved it, so this week while I was sick and stuck in bed for most of the week, I decided to read some more of her books.
Long story short, I read three of them and I’m in love.
“Love & Gelato” Series Review
If you are looking for cute romance reads with excellent summer vibes and exotic adventures, this series could be for you. Not to mention they are all Spice Free!
Everything Everything: A Romantic Emotional Rollercoaster
I read this book last month after taking one look at its beautiful cover and immediately buying it. I then waited until I finished the book I was currently reading (I know, such self control and maturity) before starting Everything Everything.
“The Outsiders” Review: A Story of Friendship, Loss and Growing Up
”The Outsiders” is a book about friendship, belonging, and growing up. It is heavy and emotional, yet still easy to read and connect with. Here is why I suggest reading “The Outsiders.”
“The Fault in Our Stars” Review: A Tragic Love Story, Full of Heart
Some books grab your attention immediately, pulling you into the story from the very first sentence and making it impossible not to keep reading. The Fault in Our Stars does exactly that.