You, with a View was a book I saw all over the place this summer and it sounded really good. Our main characters goes on a road trip and is stuck with her high school enemy for two weeks during their time on the road. I finally sat down to read this, so keep on reading to find out more about this book and what I thought!
Still Beating released in 2020, but it’s a book I still keep hearing about three years later. So when Bloom announced they were publishing it and I was lucky to receive and eARC, I decided to finally sit down and read it. This book was quite the surprise! Keep on reading to find out what Still Beating is about and what I thought!
This book does get pretty dark, so if you have a hard time reading about certain things, definitely look up the warnings.
Continue reading “Review| Still Beating – Jennifer Hartmann”
As you probably know I’m currently rereading all of Sarah J. Maas’ books in anticipation of the release of Crescent City #3. The last review I shared was of A Court of Thorns and Roses so today I wanted to share my thoughts on the second book in that series; A Court of Mist and Fury. There might be some small spoilers for the book so beware if you haven’t read this one yet. Continue reading “Review | A Court of Mist and Fury – Sarah J. Maas”
One of my most anticipated releases this year was The Fragile Threads of Power. And I was luckily enough to get an eARC. About two weeks ago this book was released and today I wanted to share my thoughts with you all. Let’s jump in! Continue reading “Review | The Fragile Threads of Power – V.E. Schwab”
The days are slowly getting shorter and that’s a time of year that’s the best for curling up with a book. On rainy and cooler days I enjoy reading exciting books like thrillers and mysteries. The Reunion is that kind of book. So today I want to tell you what I thought of this book.
A big thank you to the publisher for providing me with an eARC to read and review!
I’m doing pretty well with my reread of all of Sarah J. Maas’ books in anticipation of the release of Crescent City #3. After finishing my Throne of Glass reread, it was time to reread the A Court of Thorns and Roses series. I hadn’t ever reread those books so it was interesting going back to them. And today I want to share my thoughts on the first one! So let’s jump in. Continue reading “Review | A Court of Thorns And Roses – Sarah J. Maas”
I’ve said it before, but I really need to read more middle grade. Ellie Engle Saves Herself was one of the books that caught my eye. I started my eARC quite awhile ago, but finally say down and finished it. So today I want to tell you about this book and what I thought!
A big thank you to Netgalley and Disney Hyperion for providing me with an eARC to read and review.
Continue reading “Review| Ellie Engle Saves Herself – Leah Johnson”
Once More with Feeling is a book I was really curious about. We get friends to lovers that turns into enemies to lovers. Also a pop star trying to kick off her career again on Broadway. So I was really excited when I got an eARC to read and review this one. It took me a little longer than planned, but I’m finally posting my review today!
A big thank you to the publisher and Netgalley for providing me with this eARC.
Continue reading “Review| Once More with Feeling – Elissa Sussman”
This week My Roommate is a Vampire released and it’s a book I’ve been excited about since I heard about it. The publisher reached out to me and asked if I was interested in reading this one, so I couldn’t say no. Today I have my review and a little excerpt for you to read!
A big thank you to Berkley for providing me with an eARC.
Continue reading “Review & Excerpt| My Roommate is a Vampire – Jenna Levine”
I’ve had my eyes on this book for a long time! So I was super happy to see a copy in the bookstore I visited in Chicago and immediately bought it. The lady at the bookstore told me she loved it so I was super excited to read it. And this summer I finally did! Did it live up to my expectations? Let’s dive in!
Continue reading “Review | My Sister, the Serial Killer – Oyinkan Braithwaite”
