There’s something you should know: I was a big fan of The Dropout, Inventing Anna and really dig these kind of stories based on real-life messy people. Obviously, with a synopsis like that, I couldn’t NOT want to read Anna Bright. Let’s see what I thought of it, shall we? ☂️ TRIGGER WARNINGS: (click to…
Review: The Perfect Guy Doesn’t Exist, Sophie Gonzales
I’ve read and really enjoyed all of Sophie Gonzales’ books so far. They often end up being the perfect story if you’re looking for something light and fun and queer to read. Let’s see what I thought about her latest release, shall we? ☂️ TRIGGER WARNINGS: (click to reveal) toxic friendship/relationship There are no spoilers…
Review: The Someday Daughter, Ellen O’Clover
I fell for Ellen O’Clover’s debut, Seven Percent of Ro Devereux, last year. Obviously, I was eager to read more from this very promising YA contemporary author. Let me tell you this: I wasn’t disappointed, at all. ☂️ TRIGGER WARNINGS: (click to reveal) anxiety, panic attacks. There are no spoilers in this review. I ENJOYED……
Review: I Hope This Doesn’t Find You, Ann Liang
I fell for Ann Liang’s books a little while ago with her debut, If You Could See the Sun and… since then, all of her books have been hits, for me. I was eager to read I Hope This Doesn’t Find You, so let’s see if this met my expectations, shall we? ☂️ TRIGGER WARNINGS:…
Mini Reviews: The Getaway List, Every Time You Go Away
Hi friends! ☀️ I’m back today with two short and sweet reviews of two YA contemporary books I read recently. As always, I love chatting with you all, so feel free to let me know in comments your thoughts on these books! There are no spoilers in these reviews. Review: The Getaway List, Emma Lord…
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