GIFTED / Today I bring you my review for a book that I have read twice already. Once before it was released, and second time recently (read: this summer). I enjoyed it both times which is not surprise since Kasie West is one of my all time favourite authors. Sunkissed was published on May 4th […]
Tag: contemporary
Disturbing but slow: Monsters Among Us by Monica Rodden (Book Review) @PRHGlobal #partner #thriller #Halloween #Blogtober
GIFTED / Today I decided to talk about a book I read recently. Even though it is marketed as thriller and it does have thriller elements, because of it’s writing style it reads slowly so I would say it is dark ya contemporary. Monsters Among Us was published on January 5th 2021 by Penguin, Crown […]
The one that didn’t stay with me: My Epic Spring Break (Up) by Kristin Rockaway @PRHGlobal #partner #Blogtober
GIFTED / Today I bring you my short review for a novel that I have read a (it feels like) lifetime ago. It was actually this summer, July to be precise. I made a mistake and didn’t review it shortly after I finished it so my review is very short and brief too. My Epic […]
The one I had a hard time reviewing: The Falling Girls by Hayley Krischer (Book Review) @PRHGlobal #partner #thriller #Halloween #Blogtober
GIFTED / Today I want to talk about a book I finished a month ago, and that was hard for me to review bc while I was typing my words out I got sick. That was my lesson learned not to write while taking a bus ride. The Falling Girls was otherwise a good, entertaining […]
Coming of age story I enjoyed this summer: Cool for the Summer by Dahlia Adler @StMartinPress #BookLovers #lqbtq
GIFTED / Today I am happy to bring you my review for a book I had such a fun reading, and I hope you will enjoy it too. It is coming of age story with love triangle in it. Maybe it sounds cheezy, but trust me, it is good! Cool for the Summer came out […]
One with good anxiety representation: Verona Comics by Jennifer Dugan @PRHGlobal #partner #comics #VeronaComics
Today I want to share with you my review for Verona Comics, a ya contemporary that talks about anxiety and first love, that took me by surprise. It was published on April 21st 2020 by G.P. Putnam’s Sons Books for Young Readers. It has 352 pages. I want to thank the team from Penguin Random […]
The best book I read this year so far: It Sounded Better in my Head by Nina Kentwood #booklovers #romance #teens #anxiety
GIFTED / Today I want to talk about one special book I read few days ago and fell in love with it completely. I loved it so much that it’s now my favourite read of 2020. It Sounded Better in my Head has 272 pages and is already out. I received this novel via Netgalley […]
The one of huge importance: And the Stars Were Burning Brightly by Danielle Jawando #booklovers #bullying #fiction
GIFTED / Today I want to talk about one book that I read back in February, but haven’t reviewed it until now. It is, in my opinion, one very important book that talks about bullying and where it can lead if we close our eyes. I received And the Stars Were Burning Brightly via Netgalley, […]
The one that hits hard: How to Make Friends with the Dark by Kathleen Glasgow (Book Review) @PRHGlobal #partner #BookLovers
GIFTED / Today I want to talk about a book that really made me emotional, and was not an easy read, but at the same time it was comforting in a way. How to Make Friends with the Dark was published by Delacorte Press on April 9th 2019 and it has 421 pages. I want […]
Contemporary-a-thon TBR #Contemporaryathon #BookLovers #Reading #Readathon
Hi guys! I just wanted to quickly let you know that I will be participating this month in fifth round of Contemporary-a-thon, which is hosted on Booktube. Since I don’t have a booktube channel I will post my wrap up here on my blog, and today I bring you my tbr. If you want to […]