Talia Hibbert is one of my favorite authors of all time. The way she writes, her characters, and the emotions she gets her readers to feel. So, when I heard that she was coming out with a YA book, I knew I had to read it. And, unsurprisingly, I was not disappointed.
Tag: book review
Well Traveled by Jen DeLuca: Dex Can Be Redeemed
There are not many series where I've read every book, but Well Met is one of them. Well Traveled is the latest book and while at first, I wasn't sure because...it's Dex. We aren't supposed to like him. Well, this book changed my mind. No one was more surprised than me!
A Dash of Salt and Pepper by Kosoka Jackson: My Favorite Romance of the Year
Ok, confession time! I am a sucker for chef romances. Maybe it's because I went to culinary school. Maybe it's because competence in a very specific skill is hot as hell. Whatever the reason, I love a chef romance and A Dash of Salt and Pepper is one of the best!
Long Story Short: A Unique Pride and Prejudice Retelling
As y'all know, I will read just about any Pride and Prejudice retelling and this one did not disappoint. I had some issues with the dude character (when do I not), but overall, this was really well done and I connected a lot with Beatrice.
I’m The Girl by Courtney Summers: Be Careful When Reading
Courtney Summers is one of my must-read authors. Ever since I read Sadie, I have tried to read all her new stuff. That has meant I have been punched in the heart, cry-screamed into pillows, and been scared shitless when going to bed at 2 AM.
The Miraculous Sweetmakers: The Frost Fair by Natasha Hastings Ultimate Your: Review
I have had a theory that nothing can tear your heart out, stomp on it, and then put it gingerly back together like a middle grade book and The Miraculous Sweetmakers: The Frost Fair proves that point 1000%. Literally, the first chapter just stabs you right in the heart. THE FIRST CHAPTER. I was not prepared. I cried and then kept reading and cried SO MANY TIMES after that.
The Lady’s Guide to Death and Deception Blog Tour: Review
Oh look! A Pride and Prejudice retelling/spin-off. Who would have thought such a book would be on this blog??? Lol. How many times have I talked about how I want to read all the Pride and Prejudice retellings?! Well, I never thought I would find a book (let alone a series!) where Mary Bennet is a British spy but here we are. I loved reading this book!
Home Field Advantage: THE CUTEST STORY EVER
I didn't know how much I needed a story about a girl football player and a girl cheerleader, but I totally did. Homefield Advantage delivered on everything it offered and more. Dahlia Adler does it again!!
Primal Animals by Julia Lynn Rubin: WHAT THE FUCK
You know when you wait too long to write a review and then you remember almost nothing?? Wellll, here we are. I remember the main points (mainly because parts of this book are horrifying!!), but the details...a little sketchy. But let's talk about Primal Animals!
The Agathas: Murder, Friendship, and Absolute Fun
An exact quote of what I wrote on Goodreads moments after finishing The Agathas: "This is everything I wanted it to be and more!!" I don't think I need to say more than that.
Bookish Rantings 