With themes of grief, war, mental health, and always trying to look for the colors in life, I can’t wait to review As Long as the Lemon Trees Grow for you guys. If you like
Read moreWith mental health themes and a gorgeous story about finding yourself amid the darkness in life, you can check out my Adelaide review below for my full thoughts on this amazing novel. Book Information Adelaide
Read moreA World War II drama that is sure to leave your heart shattered, The Things We Leave Unfinished is a beautiful portrayal of what love is and how it shapes us as human beings. Book Information
Read moreI’ve been meaning to review 100 Days of Sunlight by Abbie Emmons for a while now. Now that I’ve finally finished it, I can’t wait to share my thoughts with you guys! Book Information Tessa
Read moreWith mental health representations for OCD and depression, I’m so excited to review Every Last Word by Tamara Ireland Stone. This book was absolutely amazing and I won’t be able to talk about it enough. Book
Read moreMindy McGinnis is back with an absolutely thrilling mystery novel. While definitely not as gruesome as some of her other books (see The Initial Insult or The Last Laugh), A Long Stretch of Bad Days
Read moreWith only one book left on my Colleen Hoover list after finishing this one, I can’t wait to review Too Late for you guys! One of the most twisted Colleen Hoover books I’ve ever read (it’s literally
Read moreI’m gonna preface this by saying that I love Nic Stone and have read many of her books (including Dear Martin and Jackpot). My review of Nic Stone’s Chaos Theory will most definitely tell you how much I really
Read moreWith an evil twin sister, a brooding, sexy, grump of a man, and plenty of romance to keep you going, I’m so excited to finally review Things We Never Got Over by Lucy Score. If you’re
Read moreFull of beautiful portrayals of mental health and representation of so many different disorders, The Words We Keep by Erin Stewart is a poignant novel that will pull at your heartstrings and make you sob
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