Title: Auditory Viewpoint Author: Lillian R. Melendez ★★ Review DNF Title: Lockdown Author: Aella Black ★★★ Review Title: Identity Author: Alexandra Bayer ★★★★ Review Title: Kiss and 'Telle ? Author: Nadine C. Keels ★★★ Review Title: The Order Of TSP Author: C.A. Day ★★ Review Title: Dismantling Vindictiveness Author: Lillian R. Melendez ★ Review DNF… Continue reading July Wrap Up
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Book Review: Anne Of Windy Poplars
Title: Anne Of Windy Poplars Author: L.M. Montgomery Publisher: McClelland and Stewart Publication Date: 1936 Genre: Children's Literature, Young Adult Contemporary Synopsis: Anne Shirley has left Redmond College behind to begin a new job and a new chapter of her life away from Green Gables. Now she faces a new challenge: the Pringles. They're known… Continue reading Book Review: Anne Of Windy Poplars
Bookish Confession: I Can’t Listen To Audio Books
My life would be so much easier if I could read using audio books. I've tried multiple times and unfortunately, it has never worked out. There are a few reasons why audio books and I don't mesh. I get second-hand embarrassment really easily.I end up only pretending to focus on the book.I get tired listening… Continue reading Bookish Confession: I Can’t Listen To Audio Books
Book Review: Kiss And ‘Telle?
Title: Kiss and 'Telle? Author: Nadine C. Keels Publisher: Self-Published Publication Date: May 18 2020 Synopsis: If only this type of thing were as easy as it looks in chick flicks. Ever since her college days, Chantelle has had growing feelings for Dennis, a swaggering and smart geek-at-heart who's got romance coming out of his… Continue reading Book Review: Kiss And ‘Telle?
Book Review: Identity
Title: Identity Author: Alexandra Bayer Publisher: Aya Ellen Publication Date: May 20 2020 Synopsis: Naya hasn't had the best first year of university - her boyfriend broke up with her, leaving her friendless and pining after him. That is, until she meets Brynn one day at the gym. Brynn is cool and beautiful, and new… Continue reading Book Review: Identity
Book Review: Lock Down
My superpower? I can’t die. You can imagine how much it hurts when they test that out…Phoebe Atkinson has always felt different, but in the typical angsty way most teenagers do. She had no idea just how different until that fateful day she died—and then came back to life.
Book Review: Dead Heading
A bizarre sickness is infecting the planet, turning its victims into contorted piles of flesh. Lewis barely notices though, rarely looking up from his number-crunching job and voracious appetite for streaming entertainment. But his life changes forever after waking up one morning to find the world's population eradicated. Stranded without food or water, he's forced to use ingenuity to survive, foraging resources from the desolate city around him.
Book Review: Mexican Gothic
I was never one to feel the full effects (or any in some cases) from Horror Media (Movies, Books Etc) but Mexican Gothic has a subtle horror element the slowly creeps up on you as the story goes along. You don't even what's happening until you're feeling the full effects of unease.
Book Review: One Of Us Is Lying
Title: One Of Us Is Lying Author: Karen M. McManus Publisher: Penguin Books Publication Date: May 30 2017 Genre: Young Adult Mystery Synopsis: Yale hopeful Bronwyn has never publicly broken a rule. Sports star Cooper only knows what he's doing in the baseball diamond. Bad boy Nate is one misstep away from a life of… Continue reading Book Review: One Of Us Is Lying
Book Review: The Percy Jackson And The Olympians Series
So I'm doing a mass review of The Percy Jackson and the Olympians series. This time I'm doing it because I know I'm extremely biased when it comes to the series and I don't trust myself to give a wholly critical review of each (or any book) in this series so here we go.
