Welcome to my stop of The Ivies book tour! It is m my first book tour ever, and I am honored to review The Ivies by Alexa Donne.
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Book Review: Cool for the Summer by Dahlia Adler
Read moreIn my latest book review, I tackle Dahlia Adler’s newest novel, Cool for the Summer—a Jewish LGBTQ+ narrative about growing into yourself.
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Book Review: Concrete Rose by Angie Thomas
Read moreI loved diving back into the Carter family, even though it was 18(ish) years prior, and during a different time. I was always intrigued by Maverick, and I was so glad to read about one of the most crucial points of his life. He has gone through a lot of hardships throughout his life, a…
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Book Review: Pretty Little Secrets by Sara Shepard
Read moreAfter many, many months, I’m finally continuing my Pretty Little Liars re-read! This book is a companion novel that takes place between Unbelievable and Wicked. It isn’t a necessary book to read if you want to read the series, however, it is helpful if you’d like to gain more characterization on the four girls; and…
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Book Review: Salem Falls by Jodi Picoult
Read moreI’m so excited that I had the chance to read another Jodi Picoult novel. There’s so many she’s written, so it’s tough to get through them all when there’s so much out there to read—but with the closing of this story, I’m about three quarters of the way to finishing her canon. Here we go!…
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Book Review: Jackpot by Nic Stone
Read moreThis is the one ARC I got from bookcon back in the spring. I’m sad I didn’t read it before the book was officially released (October), but it still feels super cool to have a special copy. Also, I really liked the book, so there’s that too. Note: I received an advanced copy of this…
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Book Review: Sinful Like Us by Krista & Becca Ritchie
Read moreSorry I fell off the face of the earth, but after I finished reading this book, I fell into a reading slump, knowing I’d have to review it. This book really was that disappointing. Three months later, and I’ve finally decided to kick myself into just doing this review, so it shouldn’t be that long.…
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Book Review: Dear Martin by Nic Stone
Read moreI read this book the week before BookCon a few months, so I’m excited to finally review it because I loved it so much. After this review I have another YA review that was actually a NetGalley ARC, then I have two more travel narratives from the 18th century (both non-fiction), and then I’m finally…