Confession time: I don’t read a lot of anthologies. I’m not sure if it’s whether I’m not used to these “multiple stories all at once” kind of books, or if it’s something else, but… usually, these kind of books are not my first choice. Yet. At Midnight is the second anthology I picked up this…
Review: Jasmine Zumideh Needs a Win, Susan Azim Boyer
I’ll admit it: Jasmine Zumideh Needs a Win wasn’t necessarily on my radar for this end of the year… Yet, I’m really, really happy it made it there. It was such a lovely discovery and I had a lot of fun reading this book, overall. Check out my review below to know more about it!…
Review: Seoulmates, Susan Lee
You know me: I see a book with the friends to lovers trope and I don’t walk: I run. Seoulmates sounded like such a lovely YA contemporary with my favorite trope of all times, I was so eager to read it. Let’s see if it met all of my expectations, shall we? ☂️ TRIGGER WARNINGS:…
Review: Nothing But the Truth, Holly James
Are you looking for a literary version of Jim Carey’s Liar, Liar with a serious nod to the Me Too Movement? Nothing But The Truth is what you need. Inspirational, feminist and entertaining, this adult contemporary book’s got it all. Read my review below! ☂️ TRIGGER WARNINGS: sexual harassment, racism, mild violence There are no…
Review: On the Subject of Unmentionable Things, Julia Walton
On the Subject of Unmentionable Things was a refreshing and fun sex-positive contemporary YA book. The story easily kept me entertained until the very last page! Read my review below to find out why! ☂️ TRIGGER WARNINGS: sex, vandalism, cyberbullying, harassment There are no spoilers in this review. I ENJOYED… ☂️ The sex positive approach!…
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