Welcome to my stop on the blog tour for The Good for Nothings by Danielle Banas! Fans of sci-fi will want to check this one out. Keep reading to learn more about the book and enter the giveaway to win a copy for yourself. (US only) Continue reading
Category: Young Adult Fiction
Reviews of Young Adult Fiction on The Candid Cover YA Book Blog.
Series Review: Shatter Me by Tahereh Mafi
Shatter Me by Tahereh Mafi was one of my favourite series when it first came out, and I was thrilled when I heard that there would be three new books added to the original trilogy. The concept of the series is very original, and the writing is beautiful. I also enjoyed the characters and their complexities. Unfortunately, the new books are weak compared to the first three, and they ruined the series as a whole for me. Continue reading
Review: Tumbling by Caela Carter
Tumbling by Caela Carter is a story about gymnastics and the struggles of competing at such a high level, both physically and mentally. As a big fan of books about sports, I knew I would love this one, and I felt like I was able to connect with each of the five narrators. I also enjoyed the writing style and the suspense that accompanies the journey to select the five gymnasts who will compete in the Olympics. This is a book that is empowering and emotional, and I would recommend it to those looking for a more serious read. Continue reading
Today, Tonight, Tomorrow by Rachel Lynn Solomon
Today, Tonight, Tomorrow by Rachel Lynn Solomon has many elements that I love to see in a novel. I enjoyed the extreme scavenger hunt that the book is centred around, and the main characters are both realistic and believable for their age. This was such a fun book to read, and it also touches on some complex topics. Continue reading
Review: Twenty Boy Summer by Sarah Ockler
Twenty Boy Summer by Sarah Ockler is a summer read that is able to balance fluff with heavy topics. I enjoyed the leisure atmosphere of the vacation as well as the main character’s dynamic characterization. I also appreciated the nuance with which the author writes about grief. This is an enticing read that is realistic and easy to connect with. Continue reading