I feel like I’m reconnecting with my younger self, reading more YA thriller & mysteries again. To be honest, I’m not mad about it at all on the contrary: I’m really, really enjoying myself! The Good Girls by Claire Eliza Bartlett was such a fantastic discovery, I’m excited to talk about it today! ☂️ TRIGGER…
Review: This Time It’s Real, Ann Liang
I fell for Ann Liang’s debut, If You Could See the Sun, a little while ago. Obviously, I was eagerly anticipating this young adult romance and, well. This Time It’s Real did NOT disappoint. Check out my full review below! ☂️ TRIGGER WARNINGS: (click to reveal) mention of a previous arm injury, scene at the…
Review: The Cartographers, Amy Zhang
Happy Friday, friends! Today I’m reviewing The Cartographers, by Amy Zhang, an upper-YA contemporary book set in New York city, about mental health and more. Check it out! ☂️ TRIGGER WARNINGS: depression, anxiety, self-harm, panic attacks, suicidal ideation, alcohol drinking, toxic relationship. There are no spoilers in this review. I ENJOYED… ☂️ I HAD A…
Mini Reviews: Stars and Smoke, This Book Kills
Hi friends! ☀️ I’ll admit it: I haven’t had my usual blogging frenzy in the past months and I’ve been feeling terribly uninspired. That being said, I still wanted to talk about some of my recent reads with you, so… here goes with some mini reviews of two YA mystery/thrillers! I’d love to know your…
Review: Something Certain, Maybe, Sara Barnard
I’m a huge fan of Sara Barnard’s work and have been, ever since I fell for A Quiet Kind of Thunder years ago. I was eagerly anticipating Something Certain, Maybe, so… let’s see if this book met my expectations! ☂️ TRIGGER WARNINGS: anxiety, panic attacks, biphobia, parental illness (multiple sclerosis), drinking. There are no spoilers…
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