People We Meet on Vacation by Emily Henry is a When Harry Met Sally inspired contemporary that is packed with lots of humour and romance. The characters are well-written and easy to relate to as well. This is a perfect book for your beach bag. Continue reading
Month: June 2021
The No-Fuss Family Cookbook, Ryan Scott
The No-Fuss Family Cookbook by Ryan Scott is a fun and interesting collection of recipes for family meals. There are lots of healthy additions to traditional favourites and the personal stories that accompany many of the recipes will be enjoyed by fans of the author. That being said, those looking for quick and easy meals that are fuss-free might be disappointed. Continue reading
Review: Once Upon a Royal Summer by Teri Wilson
Once Upon a Royal Summer by Teri Wilson is a charming modern fairy tale. Following a theme park princess and an undercover prince, this one contains humour, heart, and a compelling main character. The theme park setting makes the book special, bringing both conflict and comedy to the story. This is a short and sweet read that is perfect to bring to the beach. Continue reading
Don’t Hate the Player by Alexis Nedd
Don’t Hate the Player by Alexis Nedd is the eSports book I never knew I needed. As a fan of any book about competition, I enjoyed reading about this one’s gaming tournament, and I learned a lot about the gaming community by the time I finished. The main characters are supportive of each other, and the side characters add even more entertainment to the story. I would definitely recommend this adorable contemporary to gamers and non-gamers alike. Continue reading
We Can’t Keep Meeting Like This, Rachel Lynn Solomon
We Can’t Keep Meeting Like This by Rachel Lynn Solomon is the wedding planning rom-com I have been waiting for. Following a harpist and a caterer, this one contains the perfect amount of awkwardness and two complex main characters. The book also normalizes casual mental health representation, and I enjoyed the open conversations the characters have about it. This is the perfect summer contemporary, balancing fluff with thoughtful discussions. Continue reading