One of my top favorite books of all time, I absolutely loved reviewing Sadie by Courtney Summers. Not only was the audiobook production the best I’ve ever heard (I highly recommend listening to the audiobook if you
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With ghost stories galore and a dark ambiance in the whole novel, anyone who is a lover of the supernatural will love the way this book is written. Read below to see my review for Don’t
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Knives Out meets Truly Devious meets The Princess Diaries, this novel literally has it all. Read my review below for The Inheritance Games to see just how crazy, amazing, and absolutely wonderful this novel is! Book
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With heavy topics that are so important to talk about today, my review for Something Happened to Ali Greanleaf will give you all the details that you need to decide if this book is right for you.
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Following your favorite Peter Pan characters, this classic retelling is all you could hope for as an adult. I’m so glad I got the chance to review Lost in the Never Woods if only for the romance between
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For this review of The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes, I can’t wait to tell you all about how amazing it was being back in the world of The Hunger Games. There’s a reason this novel made
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The second book in the series, I didn’t have high hopes for this book. MAN was I wrong. This Good Girl, Bad Blood review hopefully will convince you to pick up this series and start reading because
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Dealing with the manipulative power of cults, I’m super excited to review The Project, Courtney Summers’ latest novel. Man, was this novel a rollercoaster, but in such a good way. Book Information Lo knows what suffering
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One of the best YA mysteries I have ever read, I’m ecstatic to review A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder. With so many different strings that someone never get tangled and all get resolved, this book is the
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One of my top books read in 2020, this review for The Grace Year was so hard to write. Why? Because there are so many good things to say and not enough words to say them.
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