Tag: Wednesday Books

Mini Reviews #16 – Mini ..

I was scrolling Instagram and saw Mae talking about The Seven Year Slip. She was saying how she fell in love with it so I immediately got my hands on it without even looking it up and I’m so thankful that I did. It was a great story of grief, figuring out what you want out of life, growing and changing, and not being scared to take a chance. If you know me you know I love a good time travel aspect in a book, and this book does it really well. The way that Clementine and Iwan meet in […]

Posted July 11, 2023 by Andi / 0 Comments

Review: This May End Badly ..

Do you ever read a book and it stays in your head for months after? So much in fact that you already want to read it again? That is what happen to me with Samantha Markum’s debut book, This May End Badly. It was exactly the kind of YA contemporary book I love to read. Simply put the book was a joy and I loved every minute of it. This May End Badly is the story of Doe, a proud student of The Weston School, an all girl school she has been attending. She wears her school like a badge […]

Posted April 7, 2022 by Andi / 1 Comment

Mini Reviews #14 – Netga..

Here are a few brief thoughts on some Netgalley 4 star reads: In 2020 I fell in love with Sophie Gonzales books and I never turned back. So when I heard that she was writing a book with Cale Dietrich I was excited. And then when I heard that If This Gets Out was a bout a boy band that had two members fall for each other I was hooked! This book ended up being everything I hoped it would be. It was first a great friendship book and a look at the entertainment industry and what it can do […]

Posted December 16, 2021 by Andi / 1 Comment

Review: Never Saw You Coming &..

Erin Hahn has quickly become an auto-read author for me. When I read her first two books, You’d Be Mine and More Than Maybe, I knew anything she wrote would be an easy sell. She writes books that have heart and tackle real issues. And she especially did that with her 3rd book, Never Saw You Coming. Not only does Hahn tackle friendship and love in this book, she also tackles the complicated feelings that come with growing up and religion, and she did an amazing job doing it! Never Saw You Coming is the story of Meg, yes that […]

Posted September 8, 2021 by Andi / 0 Comments

Review: Perfect on Paper ̵..

I was introduced to Sophie Gonzales in 2020 when I read her book Only Mostly Devastated. It was a really enjoyable reading experience and I looked forward to reading more by her. When I read what her next book, Perfect on Paper, was about I was really looking forward to it. And I have report it exceeded my expectations. Perfect on Paper was a solid story with amazing characters and finding the right person for you when you least expect it. Perfect on Paper is about Darcy Phillips, a girl in high school who has been giving love advice to […]

Posted March 10, 2021 by Andi / 0 Comments