Tag: Simon Schuster Books for Young Readers

The Program Turns 10

In May of 2013 I was introduced to an author by the name of Suzanne Young. She had co-written a book with Cat Patrick called Just Like Fate and I was instantly in love. After reading that book I found out Suzanne had released the first book in a new series called The Program. 10ish days later I picked it up and I was done for. I loved everything about that first book and I remember immediately emailing/DMing Suzanne to tell her how much I loved it. I still remember exactly how blown away I felt reading the world she […]

Posted July 18, 2023 by Andi / 0 Comments

Review: See You Yesterday R..

Parallel life/time loop books are some of my favorite books to read. The first time I read one I was hooked and have been reading and loving them since. So when I heard Rachel Lynn Solomon was writing a time loop book I was super excited. I have loved her last few YA books and was excited to see what she would do. I can happily report that See You Yesterday hit the spot and gave me what I come to love from both Rachel and time related books. See You Yesterday is about Barrett Bloom, a girl that is […]

Posted May 16, 2022 by Andi / 2 Comments

Review: We Can’t Keep Me..

I am late on the Rachel Lynn Solomon fan train. I know she has been a round writing books for a while but I didn’t “find” her until 2020’s book Today, Tonight, Tomorrow (TTT). I mean I had her books on my TBR but I just never read one. But after reading TTT I became hooked and a massive fan. And after reading We Can’t Keep Meeting Like This, she is now an auto-buy for me because We Can’t Keep Meeting Like This was a chef’s kiss of a book and filled my heart with so much joy and love. […]

Posted June 8, 2021 by Andi / 1 Comment

Mini Reviews #11 – Netga..

Here are a few brief thoughts on some Netgalley reads: Better Than the Movies was pretty much the book I expected when I started reading it. It was the story of a girl that loves rom-coms and wants her life to play out like one. Ever since her mother passed away she held on to the romantic theory that this was possible and she refused to let it go. And I understood that to a point but it slo pushed the boundaries a little for me because Liz wasn’t always easy to like or connect with. Everything to her was […]

Posted May 14, 2021 by Andi / 0 Comments

Review: Take Me Home Tonight &..

I’m not even going to sugarcoat it. Before you read this review you need to know I am a Morgan Matson fangirl. She literally has never written anything that I haven’t loved. (I even reread Amy and Roger’s Epic Detour and upped my rating!!) There is just something about her books that I click with. And that was even more the case with Take Me Home Tonight. And the more I am removed from reading it the more I find myself loving it. It was utter perfection! Take Me Home Tonight is about best friends Kat and Stevie, both theater […]

Posted May 4, 2021 by Andi / 0 Comments