Kisses and Croissants, Anne-Sophie Jouhanneau

Last updated on March 22, 2026

Kisses and Croissants by Anne-Sophie Jouhanneau was basically made for me. A story about ballet, set in Paris, with a helping of French pastries, this is an enjoyable read with an engaging plot. I especially enjoyed the main character’s passion for dance, coupled with her ability to live life to the fullest, and the vivid descriptions of Paris throughout the book. I would definitely recommend this one, especially to those looking for a cute contemporary this spring. Continue reading →

Book vs. Movie: The Sun is Also a Star

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Last updated on March 24, 2025

The Sun is Also a Star is a book to movie adaptation that could have been so much more. The novel is an incredible love story that focuses on destiny. However. the screenplay just seems to have strayed so far from the book that it is incredibly boring to watch. With an incredible cast and fantastic cinematography, this is a disappointing film. Continue reading →

Stronger, Faster, and More Beautiful

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Last updated on April 13, 2026

Stronger, Faster, and More Beautiful by Arwen Elys Dayton is the kind of book that is so realistic that it’s frightening. These six short stories discuss human modification, and they are each very believable. The last story is especially engaging. For those interested in the future of humanity, this is a great read.
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Two Can Keep a Secret, Karen M. McManus

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Last updated on April 4, 2026

Two Can Keep a Secret by Karen M. McManus is a mystery novel that I can’t wait to read. I have yet to read McManus’ other novel, One of Us is Lying, but I have heard incredible things. There is something about books that feature families and secrets that draw me in. It sounds like a perfect book for Halloween. Looking forward to finding out how this one plays out. Continue reading →

The Beauty That Remains by Ashley Woodfolk

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Last updated on March 18, 2025

The Beauty That Remains by Ashley Woodfolk combines grief and music to create a poignant read. There are three different stories that all connect, and there is so much diversity in the book. While I liked all of the characters, Shay was my favourite, and her story touched me the most. Continue reading →