Category: Reviews
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The Queen of Nothing by Holly Black
The Queen of Nothing was an easy read that didn’t wrap up plots presented in the previous two books. It also had too many problems that were easily solved a few pages later.
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Review: Tweet Cute by Emma Lord
“A fitting end to the cheesiest romance ever told, an a love we can all brie-lieve in.”– Emma Lord Title: Tweet CuteAuthor: Emma LordRelease Date: January 21, 2020Publisher: Wednesday BooksGenre: YA, Contemporary, RomancePages: 368 Thank you to Edelweiss+ and Wednesday Books for an eARC of this novel in exchange for an honest review!
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Review: Finding Mr. Better Than You by Shani Petroff
“There’d probably be a lot of girls who’d be hanging out with my ex, and hating them all didn’t seem like a good use of time.”– Shani Petroff Title: Finding Mr. Better Than YouAuthor: Shani PetroffRelease Date: January 14, 2020Publisher: Swoon ReadsGenre: Young Adult, Contemporary, RomancePages: 256 On January 22nd I’ll be hosting a blog tour stop featuring…
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Review: Hearts, Strings and Other Breakable Things by Jacqueline Firkins
“That’s the hardest thing about loving someone. You only get to choose how you love them, not how they love you back.”– Jacqueline Firkins Title: Hearts, Strings, and Other Breakable ThingsAuthor: Jacqueline FirkinsRelease Date: December 17, 2019Publisher: HMH BooksGenre: Young Adult, ContemporaryPages: 384 Thank you to HMH Books for an advanced finished copy of this book…
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Review: Echos Between Us by Katie McGarry
“All you get to do when someone loves you is either push them away or accept the love they are willing to give you. If you push them away, you’re knowingly hurting them. If you let them love you, there will still be hurt, but at least then you’ll both have moments of happiness”– Katie…
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Review: The Map From Here to There by Emery Lord
“But beneath the scuff marks and scars, I could still see us in bright, glossy color…”– Emery Lord Title: The Map From Here to ThereAuthor: Emery LordSeries: The Start of Me and You #2Release Date: January 7, 2020Publisher: Bloomsbury YAGenre: Young Adult, Contemporary, RomancePages: 368 Thank you to Edelweiss+ and Bloomsbury YA for an eARC of this novel…
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Review: A Heart So Fierce and Broken by Brigid Kemmerer
” The most dangerous girl at the party is always the girl alone with a book.”– Brigid Kemmerer Title: A Heart So Fierce and BrokenAuthor: Brigid KemmererSeries: Cursebreakers #2Release Date: January 7, 2020Publisher: Bloomsbury YAGenre: Young Adult, Fantasy, RetellingsPages: 464 Thank you to Edelweiss+ and Bloomsbury YA for an eARC of this novel in exchange for an honest…
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Review: A Curse So Dark and Lonely by Brigid Kemmerer
“I am always surprised to discover that when the world seems darkest, there exists the greatest opportunity for light.” – Brigid Kemmerer Title: A Curse So Dark and LonelyAuthor: Brigid KemmererSeries: Cursebreakers #1Release Date: January 29, 2019Publisher: Bloomsbury YAPages: 484
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Book Review: A Constellation of Roses
Title: A Constellation of Roses Author: Miranda AsebedoRelease Date: November 5, 2019Genre: Young Adult, ContemporaryRating: ★★★★★ Thank you to HarperTeen for an advanced finished copy of this book in exchange for an honest review!
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Review: Stealing Home by Becky Wallace
“Scarlett O’Hara was right about one thing: tomorrow is another day, but today is perfect.”– Becky Wallace Title: Stealing HomeAuthor: Becky WallaceRelease Date: July 9, 2019Publisher: Page StreetPages: 320