The last book that I have to read in the STEMinist novellas by Ali Hazelwood (but technically the second in the series), Stuck with You has made me realize that I’m not shocked to say
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Another STEM romance novel for everyone to nerd out over, check out below to see what exactly I thought of Love, Theoretically. Especially why my hopes were crushed a little to review Love, Theoretically. https://youtu.be/ktCZnnqtbJw Book Information
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I’ve been meaning to review 100 Days of Sunlight by Abbie Emmons for a while now. Now that I’ve finally finished it, I can’t wait to share my thoughts with you guys! Book Information Tessa
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From one of my favorite YA authors from my childhood, Marie Lu brings us a spy story with an epic cover. Check out below as I review Stars and Smoke. Book Information Winter Young is
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A romance between two broken people and a chance to heal, Archer’s Voice by Mia Sheridan is a simplistic novel for those of you who like easy romances. Read below for my Archer’s Voice review. Book Information
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With mental health representations for OCD and depression, I’m so excited to review Every Last Word by Tamara Ireland Stone. This book was absolutely amazing and I won’t be able to talk about it enough. Book
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With fun loving characters and a dog sidekick, I can’t wait to review Georgie, All Along by Kate Claiborne for you guys. It’s a book that you won’t want to skip!! Book Information After losing her
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One of the most anticipated books of the year, I’m so excited to review Happy Place by Emily Henry with you guys because this is legit my new favorite novel by her. https://youtu.be/qTRLilOadG0 Book Information Harriet
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With this being probably the youngest reading level I’ve reviewed on my blog, I’m excited to share with you guys my Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret. review. In all honesty, I read this book since
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I’m back with more Colleen Hoover binge reading and this time I’ve finally gotten around to reading some of her first-ever novels. My Slammed review reminds me that even at the beginning of her career, Colleen Hoover
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