The Break-Up Artist by Philip Siegel
The Break-Up Artist caught my attention even before I read it. The mere title had me intrigued and excited. Pre-reading, I already thought that the concept was very clever but only when I immersed myself in this story did I discover exactly how fantastically clever and awesome this book was. The main character, Becca, breaks […]
On The Fence by Kasie West
Kasie West does it again! It’s really amazing to me how this author continues to write such wonderful stories and never fails to make me fall in love each time. On The Fence, her second contemporary novel, is something to be excited about as it delivers just the right amount of swoons and feels. Charlie […]
Novel Portraits: Behind The Lens #1
Novel Portraits is a weekend feature where I showcase book photography! Photography is my second most favourite hobby next to reading! A love child of the two dearest things to me- book photography is awesome and thus demands a segment on the blog. To read more about the feature, check out the introductory post for Novel Portraits. Hi, […]
Royally Lost by Angie Stanton
After reading an amazingly emotional, too-many-feels kind of book, I needed something that would make me laugh and make me smile. I just needed a book that would make me feel good. Royally Lost, which I then decided had lots of feel-good-book potential, was sadly a huge disappointment. I don’t say this often because it […]
Story Soundtrack: Champion by Marie Lu
Story Soundtrack is where I feature a book and a song that I think embodies its story. Another week, another soundtrack! Today, we’ll be having a guest post from a fellow Filipina book blogger! Please give a warm welcome to Abby: Hi! Thank you for having me here to be part of Story Soundtrack! I’ve been […]
Faking Normal by Courtney C. Stevens
After infinite times of going back and forth through the pages of this book, I’m still not sure what to say except that Faking Normal was completely stunning. It’s so hard to describe how and why I love it but I really did fall for this novel, without a doubt. Faking Normal takes on lots […]
