99 Days by Katie Cotugno is probably the most dramatic book I’ve read this year. While I did enjoy reading this book, the main character seems to not sit well with me. It is a gorgeously designed novel that has a very unique concept, however, the main character seems a bit artificial with her melodramatic tendencies. Continue reading
Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda by Becky Albertalli is so incredibly amazing! The book is told in the male perspective of a lovable teen named Simon. This five star book explores the theme of LGBTQ in such a refreshing way. Also, the narrator, Michael Crouch, really gets into the skin of Simon and adds a wonderful flavour to this story. Continue reading
Snow Like Ashes by Sara Raasch has such a cool concept. I love how some of the kingdoms are the four seasons, but they dislike each other. The capitals of the kingdoms are named after months, like Jannuari. I also found interesting how the members of the different kingdoms have physical characteristics unique to their people. For example, the people of Winter have white hair and pale skin. I have never read anything like Snow Like Ashes. Continue reading
Crimson Bound by Rosamund Hodge is a fairy tale retelling that is so much fun to review. It will excite, surprise and engage its readers. It is a wild ride that would scare your grandmother! This book is one that you will want to add to your bookshelf this spring! Continue reading
Cruel Beauty by Rosamund Hodge is a perfect read If you are a fan of Beauty and the Beast. This retelling of the classic fairy tale contains elements of fantasy and romance. Cruel Beauty is so magical and captivating that you won’t want to put it down! Continue reading