But despite its flaws it really was a lesson in true love and how to love unconditionally. Own is an inspiration to all, and especially to Jameson and Addie
ARC Review: Her Turn by Allison Jones
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Review: Boyfriend Material by Alexis Hall
The characters were so vibrant and danced right off the page. They were so weird and wacky that you couldn't help but laugh out loud. It is so hard to pick a favourite from all the characters we know but Luc is surrounded by some amazingly awesome people who will always have is back and know how to laugh at him as well,
Review: The Princess and The Fangirl by Ashley Poston
I can't believe how long it took me to pick up the next book in the Geekerella series. I devoured the first one in a matter of hours, and the second one was no different. I could hardly put it down and the book really spoke to me.
Blog Tour Review: Amari and the Night Brothers by B.B. Alston
I am so excited to tell you all about this book. It may be the best book that I have read all year.
Blog Tour Review: The Cousins by Karen McManus
I hope you are all doing well and Merry Christmas to everyone of you reading this. It is, after a very long wait, finally my turn to review The Cousins by Karen McManus. I would like to thank now, Dave from The WriteReads, the publishers and the wonderful author for granting me a copy of this book that I have so thoroughly enjoyed.
Blog Tour Review + GIVEAWAY: It’s Raining Men by Rich Amooi
I really enjoyed this book. It was sweet and romantic and everything I love about this genre, but I was very if-y on the beginning.
Review: Crazy Stupid Bromance by Lyssa Kay Adams
I have enjoyed this book almost as much as I enjoyed the first two, perhaps even more. Noah and Alexis may even be my favourite characters yet.
Blog Tour Review & GIVEAWAY: Miss Meteor by Tahlor Kay Mejia and Anna-Marie McLemore
I want to begin this review by thanking HarperTeen, our wonderful authors and Karina from Afire Pages for the free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. I have thoroughly enjoyed this book and I'm not sure I can put into words just how much I loved this book.
Review: The Black Flamingo by Dean Atta
This week I want to talk about an LGBTQ book that seemed to have passed my notice last year. I saw it about and I saw other people's reviews of it but for some reason I didn't think about buying it and I didn't think about reading it. I now feel like such an idiot because it may have been the best book I read all year and the fastest book I read this year.
Review: The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown
I started listening to this Audiobook on a family day out on my birthday. It was my dad's choice to put it on but I loved listening to it and it reminded me of just how long it had been since I had read The Da Vinci Code.
