Once Upon a Quinceañera by Monica Gomez-Hira is an entertaining story about a summer internship that takes a turn. I enjoyed the tension of the family drama, and I was excited to finally see a book about a quinceañera. While the concept has promise, I found the execution wasn’t as strong as it could have been, and parts of the book drag. However, those looking for a fun and unique romcom will enjoy this one.
Month: February 2021
Audiobook Subscriptions: The Best Services
Audiobook Subscriptions are services that are becoming more plentiful these days! If you enjoy listening to your favourite books on the go, we have rounded up the best audiobook services out there. Whatever your listening needs are, you are sure to find the perfect fit for you in our guide. Continue reading
Review: As Far As You’ll Take Me by Phil Stamper
As Far As You’ll Take Me by Phil Stamper is a story all about found family and finding where you belong. I loved the parts of the book that feature music, especially since the oboe is a pretty unconventional instrument in YA, and the main character is realistic. What I wasn’t expecting was the book’s darker tone compared to Stamper’s debut, but while this wasn’t exactly what I was looking for at the moment, I would still recommend it to those looking for a more serious contemporary. Continue reading
Gifts for Book Lovers: Bibliophile Gifts for Readers
Gifts for book lovers and readers that are clever and unique are surprisingly a lot easier to find than you would think! There are many interesting gift ideas that readers and book lovers will enjoy and need. The best gifts for bookworms are personalized and range from an inexpensive bookmark from Amazon to much needed bookshelves to hold those never-ending piles of books. If you are looking for the perfect gift to give a reader in your life that aren’t just books, we have you covered with our ultimate list! Continue reading
Review: Love in English by Maria E. Andreu
Love in English by Maria E. Andreu is a book all about finding your voice when you might not have the words to express yourself. This is such a touching story, tinged with humour, and the main character is easy to connect with. The style of the book, allowing the reader to share Ana’s confusion, is also one of its strengths. Those looking for a sweet and thought-provoking contemporary will love this one. Continue reading