I’m always looking forward to reading more YA books set in college. Fresh is about Elliott in her very first year away for college, so I was particularily eager to read this book. While it was entertaining, some things prevented me from completely falling for it. Let’s get into my review, shall we! ☂️ TRIGGER…
Review: Not Here To Be Liked, Michelle Quach
Not Here To Be Liked was one of my most anticipated reads of 2021 and… I’m happy to say, it lived up to my own expectations. Read my full review below! ☂️ TRIGGER WARNINGS: sexism (challenged), racism (challenged).. ☂️ DIVERSITY:Chinese-Vietnamese-American main character, Black side character, Korean side character, half-Japanese love interest. There are no spoilers…
Review: Keep My Heart In San Francisco, Amelia Diane Coombs
After falling for Between You, Me and the Honeybees a couple months ago, I knew I needed to read more by Amelia Diane Coombs. Keep on reading to find out my thoughts about the author’s debut, Keep My Heart in San Francisco! ☂️ TRIGGER WARNINGS: mentions of suicide and of the loss of a parent,…
Review: Take Me Home Tonight, Morgan Matson
Morgan Matson is a must-buy author for me, as she is one of my favorite young adult contemporary writers… ever. I was eager to see whether or not her brand new release, Take Me Home Tonight, would do the trick as well. Check out my full review below! ☂️ TRIGGER WARNINGS: alcohol consumption, divorced parents,…
Review: Malibu Rising, Taylor Jenkins Reid
Once again with Malibu Rising, Taylor Jenkins Reid delivers an incredible story of an intense family drama. Read my full review below! ☂️ TRIGGER WARNINGS: abandonment, estranged father, adoption, death of a parent, drowning, recreational drug use, alcoholism, alcohol consumption, infidelity, stroke, fire, sexual harrasment, dieting, abortion and miscarriage, violence. There are no spoilers in…
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