Hi friends! ☀️ I’m back after a short break – if you noticed at all! and I have about a gazillion books to review. Today, I wanted to highlight two books I recently read and absolutely LOVED. They’re both YA books, they both have characters dealing with their own mental health and they were both…
Review: At Midnight, Dahlia Adler
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: Tokyo Dreaming, Emiko Jean
After reading and loving Tokyo Ever After, I was super excited to learn there was going to be a sequel. Soft contemporary romance that reminds me of The Princess Diaries, an old favorite? YES, please. Check out my full review below to find out if this book met all of my expectations! ☂️ TRIGGER WARNINGS:…
Review: Tokyo Ever After, Emiko Jean
☂️ TRIGGER WARNINGS: Underage drinking, drunkenness, bullying, parent with onset dementia, absent parent, workplace/sexual harassment (challenged), invasion of privacy ☂️ DIVERSITY: Japanese-American main character, Japanese main and side characters, Sri-Lankan side character, half-Filipino side character. There are no spoilers in this review. I ENJOYED… ☂️ Tokyo Ever After was the heartwarming tale I never knew…
Review: Anna K. Away, Jenny Lee
☂️ TRIGGER WARNINGS: grief, loss of loved ones (in the previous book), drug and alcohol use, explicit sexual content, talk about overdose and sex scandal, cheating, divorced parents, addiction, mention of fractured leg, mention of bone cancer. ☂️ DIVERSITY: Korean-American main characters, Black & Jewish and adopted main character, queer main and side characters. There…
