Probably my least favorite from the series, in my Losing Hope review, I’ll tell you exactly why it didn’t measure up. From the perspective of Dean Holder, Losing Hope is in many ways the same as Hopeless, but maybe a
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One of Colleen Hoover’s most popular novels, my It Ends with Us review is from the perspective of my second time reading it. Let me tell you, it was just as good (if not better) than
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With a book full of secrets and lies, Luckiest Girl Alive gives you just enough to pull you in and keep you reading. Below, I’ll review the Luckiest Girl Alive book, so that when you watch the
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Reviewing The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue by V. E. Schwab is not going to be an easy task. There are so many different threads to cover and so much that this book did that I
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After the first book, The Summer I Turned Pretty, that I read in this trilogy, I was a little wary to start the second one. But let me tell you, I enjoyed this one so much
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I’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
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Alright, 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
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Am I reviewing one of my favorite post-apocalyptic series today? Yes, yes, I am. The Shade of the Moon book review will tell you all about Jon two years after This World We Live In
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Following Tim Macbeth, an albino who just wants to fit in, and Duncan who is trying hard to forget everything about Tim and what happened the year before, The Tragedy Paper review will tell you
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Today, 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
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