Let me just tell you about this wholesome, wonderful book by Fredrik Backman. Reviewing A Man Called Ove will be kind of difficult for me because it’s so hard to be able to sum up
Read moreYour favorite characters are back in this adorable follow-up to Maybe Someday. I’m so glad I got to read and review Maybe Now because it adds this whimsical, happily ever after feel to all of our already
Read moreI’m just gonna start with this: I’m super upset. Why, you ask? Because I don’t think any book I read for the rest of the year will top this book. I did this same type
Read moreAlright, I’m not gonna lie, when I first picked Breathless to review for my Book of the Month selection, I was super excited. Mountaineering, a serial killer, and being trapped on said mountain? Sign me
Read moreSo, in my tier ranking of Colleen Hoover books, I swore that I never read novellas or those tiny side-character stories that authors write after their book become successful. Today, I’m writing a book review
Read moreIn my search of finding the perfect beach read, I’ve stumbled upon Mary Kay Andrews’ The Newcomer. My The Newcomer book review will go over what makes it a wonderful addition to any chill, romantic, summer reads that you have
Read moreSo this new novel by Rachel Hawkins is the first that I’ve read from this author. Today, the Reckless Girls review will go over the plot, the mystery, and the thrill (or lack thereof). Book Information
Read moreToday, I’m excited to recommend 8 of my favorite short books that you can read in a day. Whether you’re a reader who loves animal books, nonfiction, or even classics, there’s a recommendation for you
Read moreIt’s finally here!! The Book Lovers review will go into all the things that make this book lovable and all the things that could’ve been better (even though there aren’t many thing!) Emily Henry’s Book Lovers was adorable in
Read moreEven though I usually don’t like family-centered drama books, but I’m so excited to write the We Are the Brennans book review following the Brennan family and their imperfect dysfunction. Full of love, communication, and
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