"I was learning, in this strange place—things were rarely what they seemed to be." Goodreads Amazon Book Depository Notice: I received a free copy of this book from the author in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the work. After falling into a dark hole when she was running…
Continue reading ➞ Requested Review: Evie and the Upside-Down World of Nevermore by Birgitte Märgen
2019 was the year I discovered NetGalley, and let's just say, it opened so many doors for 2020. Out of the four YA 2020 ARCs I was approved for and read during December, there is one that I will talk about at least two more times here on the blog and maybe on my channel…
Continue reading ➞ Recommend Me a: 2020 Release You Should Have on Your TBR
After writing my first book review keyword listicle, I realized that this idea could be replicated multiple times with different themes for the word sets featured. So today, we're creating another listicle centered around the theme of expressing the need for improvement. The following sets of words are adjectives that express disappointment for world-building, writing…
"In this moment, she's both ordinary and extraordinary. Just like everyone in this story." Goodreads || Amazon || B&N || Book Depository Notice: Obsidio is the final book in the Illuminae Files trilogy. You can read my reviews for the first two books here: Illuminae || Gemina Kady, Ezra, Hanna, and Nik narrowly escaped with…
Continue reading ➞ Review: Obsidio by Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff
"You just made me feel like none of that had to define me anymore." Goodreads || Amazon || B&N || Book Depository Notice: I requested and was approved to receive an eARC of We Used to Be Friends from Netgalley. This book is set to be released on January 7th, 2020. Told in dual timelines—half…
Continue reading ➞ ARC Review: We Used to Be Friends by Amy Spalding
