I’m all for books that are filled with adventure and All the Stars and Teeth seemed like a book that would be filled with that. I’ve been wanting to read it since it released a few months ago, but finally got around to it this month! A couple of friends and I did a buddy read and today I want to tell you what I thought!
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As a fan of contemporary books, I knew I needed Date Me, Bryson Keller as soon as I read the synopsis. Before I start my full review, I can tell you that this book was everything I wanted and more. It’s everything I need from a contemporary and left me with a smile on my face. That being said, let’s continue to my full review.
Also, a big thanks to Penguin for providing me with an e-ARC on Netgalley! I’m so glad I got to read this one early!
Continue reading “Review| Date Me, Bryson Keller – Kevin van Whye”
After reviewing Every Heart a Doorway (Isabelle’s Review & Candyce’s Review) and Down Among the Sticks and Bones, we’re back with the review for the next book. Beneath the Sugar Sky is the third book in the Wayward Children series. Once again, Seanan McGuire brings us an unique book. Keep on reading to find out what we thought of this one!
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I read and reviewed Lifel1k3 quite some time ago, but didn’t take the time to read the sequel, Dev1at3. Before I started I did a reread of Lifel1k3 and then dived right into Dev1at3. All I can say before starting my review is saying that I’m very happy I decided to wait. After that ending, I need the third and final book. But first, let’s talk about Dev1at3!
I’ve said it before, but this year I really want to starting reading more books out of my comfort zone. Or really just books outside of the usual fantasy and contemporary books that I normally read. There’s nothing wrong with those, but I’ve noticed I really enjoy other genres as well. So I decided to give A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder a go and I wasn’t disappointed! Keep on reading for my full review.
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After reading Devil Side by Lacey Dailey, I became curious about her other books. That’s when I came across Alma Underwood is Not a Kleptomaniac. This book is really different than Devil Side, but it still sounded like something I would love. And I was right and today I wanted to share my review!
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Sawkill Girls has been on my radar since I hear about it releasing. The cover is very intriguing and the story sounded like something I’d love. I received this book last year and finally sat down to read it. Horror isn’t my go to genre, but it’s one I’m curious about. Keep on reading for my review!
Amber Lynn Natusch has become an author to watch out for after reading Dare You to Lie and Don’t Say a Word. So when I read about Rogue Reformatory: Busted, I was very curious. Today on my post for the blog tour I have an excerpt for you and a giveaway!
Keep an eye on the blog for my review soon! Thanks to the authors and Pure Textuality PR, I received an ARC to read and review. This was a bit delayed, so my review will be a bit later!
Continue reading “Blog Tour| Rogue Reformatory: Busted – Amber Lynn Natusch & Marty Mayberry”
Not too long ago I reviewed the book Deadly First Day and instantly became a fan! The sequel, Lethal Queen Bee, recently released. The author was really sweet and sent me an e-arc to read and review! A big thanks to her for that! Today I want to tell you what I thought of the next book in the Embassy Academy series.
Continue reading “Review| Lethal Queen Bee – Emily Kamierski”
If you’ve been following the blog, you’ll know that I’m not the biggest horror fan. After reading a few books in this genre last year and actually enjoying them, I’ve been wanting to read more in this genre. That’s when I read about Harrow Lake. I thought it sounded really interesting and decided to join the blog tour.
A big thanks to Dave from The Write Reads, Penguin and the author for providing me with an ARC to read and review.
