Play On by Michelle Smith + Giveaway
YA Sports Romances seem to just draw me in, despite not being a sporty person at all in real life, and I guess that’s the main reason I was looking forward to Play On. I can assure you that this book hits the subgenre right in the nail, with a dedicated baseball player hero finding himself […]
Quote Book: Faking Normal
I distinctly remember falling head over heels for Courtney C. Steven’s debut novel over a year ago. Faking Normal is still etched in my mind and sprang up first when I was thinking of a book to do a quote book post with. There are too many quotable lines from that one, really. This isn’t a direct quote […]
Goodbye Stranger by Rebecca Stead
I’ve heard nothing but great things about Rebecca Stead’s writing and this sparked my interest in reading Goodbye Stranger. Finally having read one of her works, I see the appeal and wonder why I didn’t take to reading her books sooner. With Goodbye Stranger, Stead expertly intertwines multiple stories and multiple viewpoints, layered with depth […]
Girl Offline: What A Week of Social Media Silence Taught Me
Think about the last time you posted a tweet or shared a post or updated your feed. Was it just five minutes ago? Now, think about the last time you willingly took a break from obsessively checking and keeping posted on your social media. For most internet geeks like myself, the common answer would be never or forever […]
Faking Perfect by Rebecca Phillips
As a reader, I love coming across characters who have their flaws, who make mistakes and learn from them. I love the truthfulness in the books that tell the stories of these kinds of people. I guess that’s the reason why I liked Faking Perfect as much as I did. Lexi Shaw keeps a perfectly pristine high school […]
The Improbable Theory of Ana and Zak by Brian Katcher + Giveaway
I’ve been a fan of one day novels since I read Graffiti Moon, so I was incredibly excited to hear that The Improbable Theory of Ana & Zak happens in 24 hours with the two leads attending a bizarre nerd convention. The premise highly appealed to me so I went in to the story expecting to enjoy […]
