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April Reading Wrap-up

Another successful reading month! Very ARC heavy but I’m all for it. I love getting the opportunity to read and review books for NetGalley. Continue reading “April Reading Wrap-up”

When Summer Ends – Book Review

I love me a good summer romance. There’s a reason Sarah Dessen is of my favorite authors—she’s the queen of the summer romance! There are few things you can screw up when it comes to summer themed books, especially ones that take place in small tourist towns. Despite having all the potential in the world, When Summer Ends fell very flat.

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March Reading Wrap-up

March felt like it lasted a hundred years. By the middle of the month, I had already finished nine books. Because there are so many books in this wrap-up (12 books!), I’m just going to do star ratings instead of getting in depth. Honestly, I read some incredible books this month—a whole lot of essay collections and some really great ARCs.  Continue reading “March Reading Wrap-up”

Daisy Jones and The Six

It’s March and I have just determined my favorite book of 2019. How can I know so early? Because this book is THAT great. The hype is true and real. I want to shout my love from the rooftops, but all I have is this blog.Continue reading “Daisy Jones and The Six”

Five Feet Apart: Movie vs. Book

Something I’ve been seeing more and more is the adaptation of books. We all know of books that were adapted for the screen: Harry Potter, The Fault in Our Stars, Pretty Little Liars. Everything being produced nowadays seems to have sort of other source material. It’s almost getting out of hand, but that doesn’t stop me from seeing the movie/watching the show/reading the books.Continue reading “Five Feet Apart: Movie vs. Book”

Road Trip Book Reviews

It wasn’t until I started writing this that I realized both of these books in my review technically take place on the road. Sure, one is about music stars on a summer tour and the other is about traveling around Texas and it’s borders for an abortion. But they have one more thing in common—five stars from me!Continue reading “Road Trip Book Reviews”