Review: Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus

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Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus is a bestselling historical fiction novel that follows Elizabeth Zott, a chemist who is dealing with sexism and discrimination at work. The plot is very unique and it is enjoyable to read a female empowerment story that has so much humour. Also, the relationship that Elizabeth has with her daughter, Mad, is wonderful to watch unfold. If you enjoy books that feature women overcoming challenges, then this is one to add to your book club’s reading list. Continue reading →

YA Books Set in London: The Ultimate UK Reading List

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YA books set in London are some of my favourite reads. This list of books will have you wishing for a trip to The Big Smoke. If you are looking for some great books that feature London, there is bound to be one here to enjoy. From contemporary to thriller, I have got you covered. So, get your comfy reading spot ready to dive into these amazing YA books set in London. I recommend you read them all! Continue reading →

Review: Icon and Inferno by Marie Lu

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Icon and Inferno by Marie Lu is a high-stakes thriller that transports readers to the world of secret agents. Set after the events of Stars and Smoke, this one delves into the main characters’ pasts and doesn’t disappoint with the action scenes. This is a fun addition to the thriller genre that fans of the author’s previous work will love. Continue reading →

Trajectory by Cambria Gordon

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Trajectory by Cambria Gordon is a unique YA historical fiction novel that you won’t be able to put down. This engaging book about WWII is a coming of age story with an interesting main character and a plot that will intrigue those interested in learning more about the role women played during the war. The theme of family is also prevalent throughout the novel, making it a must-read for those who enjoy reading books that give a glimpse of the past. Continue reading →

ASAP by Axie Oh (An XOXO Novel)

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ASAP by Axie Oh is a sweet story following the daughter of an entertainment company CEO as she reconnects with her ex, a member of a popular K-pop group. Set in Seoul, this one contains a relatable main character and many entertaining side characters, including some familiar faces from the author’s previous book, XOXO. Fans of stories about K-pop and second-chance romances will not want to miss this one. Continue reading →