For those of you who have been following, you might know that I participated in my very first readathons last month when I entered in House Battles and Mythothon. I admit that I went a little overboard and read like a madwoman because I became obsessed with the idea of reading at least 300 pages … Continue reading Witchathon 2019 TBR Announcement
Not as likable as Fangirl, but still an entertaining and light-hearted read.
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A rollercoaster of a book that had me going back and forth between loving and hating it.
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Rating: 4.5/5
A surprisingly thrilling read that I finished within a day.
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I really wanted to like this book but I couldn't stand Leah as a character.
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Rating: 4.5/5 (More like 4.75)
A book that I pretty much bought for the cover but was happily surprised with how much I loved it.
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Rating: 4.5/5
I liked pretty much everything about this book except for one specific thing.
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Note: If you're looking to read Carry On, I suggest reading that first as Fangirl has spoilers for it throughout the book.
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★★★★ Not as good as its predecessor but still an amazing story and narrator. Book CWs Character deathMurderSuicideOccult Kidnapping Premise Aurora (Rory) Deveaux was attacked by a Jack The Ripper copycat and survived. Unable to actually explain what happened to her and removed from school, Rory finds herself feeling overwhelmingly lonely. But something amazing happens: … Continue reading Audio Book Review: The Madness Underneath by Maureen Johnson
★★★ An extremely tragic story that I kind of wish I never read. Book CWs Character DeathMass ShootingSuicideRapeHomophobiaAbuse Premise At the beginning of the semester, the principal of Opportunity High School gives the same welcome speech. Every year the speech finishes exactly at 10:00 and the students file out of the auditorium to go to … Continue reading Book Review: This is Where it Ends by Marieke Nijkamp
★★★★★ The ultimate feel-good book. A perfect read for anyone who is just looking to have a good time. Book CWs HomophobiaRacismSexual HarassmentSex scenes Premise Alex Claremont-Diaz is the First Son of the United States under his presidential mother. He is handsome, smart, relatable, and though he despises Prince Henry of Wales, he never lets … Continue reading Book Review: Red, White & Royal Blue by Casey McQuiston
