“…The Remnant Chronicles, focuses on a princess who’s determined to change her preordained fate. Born into a highly traditional society, Lia decides to run away from home and an arranged marriage. While on the run, she encounters the prince she was promised to and an assassin who’s been sent to kill her. The three become … Continue reading Review of The Remnant Chronicles by Mary E. Pearson
Troublemakers was an absolutely delightful read, If you’re looking for a story to make you laugh, I’d highly recommend it, especially since it can be finished all in one sitting. Carlos, Tina, and Byron are in sixth grade, but they’re more concerned with their own schemes to care too much about classes. Instead, they’re coming … Continue reading Review of Troublemakers by Gregg Maxwell Parker
I picked up The Kiss of Deception on a whim, thinking I would get around to reading it between other assignments. I was hoping for a book that could last me a few weeks if I stretched it out, something to really savor and enjoy. Yeah, that didn’t happen. I absolutely devoured this book within a mere two … Continue reading Review of The Kiss of Deception by Mary E. Pearson
With 2019 coming to a close I figured it was the perfect time to look back on the books I’ve read in 2019 and list a few of my favorites to recommend. Not every book I read this year was featured in a review, so there may be some new reads you haven’t seen yet! … Continue reading Favorite Reads of 2019 (Mini Reviews)
Trigger Warnings: drug use, underage drinking, referenced underage sex, adult/teenager relationship Note: Not all trigger warnings are present in this review, but they are present in the book in question. A Line In The Dark may be marketed as a YA thriller, but I personally believe all the best parts of the story have nothing to … Continue reading Review of A Line In The Dark by Malinda Lo
I Wish You All The Best was by far my favorite read of 2019. Seriously, I never knew I needed a story like this until it was in my hands and slowly wriggling its way into my heart. The main character, Ben De Backer is a nonbinary teen who has just come out to their … Continue reading Review of I Wish You All The Best by Mason Deaver
The Brightsiders has been on my to be read list for several months before I finally purchased a copy. The bright colors of the cover had really caught my eye, and turning it over to read the synopsis on the back had me practically buzzing to give it a read. The story of a bisexual … Continue reading Review of The Brightsiders by Jen Wilde
Continuing on with the recent book theme, I thought it would be a nice idea to get some insight into my personal preferences for books rather than the books themselves. This is definitely not because I haven’t finished anything to review in the last two weeks. Really. I swear it. Anyways, I found this set … Continue reading Reading Preferences
As promised I’ve returned with a review of Jacqueline Garlick’s Lumiere, the first book in The Illumination Paradox, a young adult trilogy started back in 2013. The story follows its two main characters, Eyelet and Urlick, as they search for the Illuminator: an invention they both hold close ties to that has the power to heal and destroy. … Continue reading Review of Lumiere by Jacqueline Garlick
We are shifting focus a little this time from anime into a new layer of fandom, books! For the past month or so I’ve been slowly making my way through The Thousandth Floor by Katharine McGee. You may have seen it yourself at a bookstore or library since it’s been getting popular lately. I won’t lie, I … Continue reading Review of The Thousandth Floor by Katharine McGee
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