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Blog Tour Review + GIVEAWAY: No Place Like Here by Christina June by Christina June

Blog Tour Review + GIVEAWAY: No Place Like Here by Christina June by Christina June

I was given an opportunity to read this book just as I was looking for a new summer read. And I’m a sucker for summer camp romances so this book felt like ti was written for me.

Ashlyn Zanotti has big plans for the summer. She’s just spent a year at boarding school and can’t wait to get home. But when Ashlyn’s father is arrested for tax evasion and her mother enters a rehab facility for…

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Review: If You See Me, Don't Say Hi by Neel Patel

Review: If You See Me, Don’t Say Hi by Neel Patel

I’m always on the lookout for new South Asian authors/books, being South Asian myself so I was ecstatic when I heard about this series of short stories.

In his debut book, Patel attempts to shatter stereotypes and weave an intricate image of the new generation of Indian-Americans. “Attempts” is the key word here. The stories themselves on their own are fine, but in a book where they are supposed…

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Review: Tell Me No Lies by Adele Griffin

Review: Tell Me No Lies by Adele Griffin

I’m so excited to be part of the “Tell Me No Lies” blog tour! Thank you to The Fantastic Flying Book Club for giving me the chance.

Lizzy Swift is a senior in high school, emerging from her nerd chrysalis to become a social butterfly. She starts dating popular Matt Ashley, whom she’s been pining for since freshman year. She’s delighted when rebellious new girl Claire Reynolds introduces her to…

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Spotlight + Giveaway: Wavehouse by Alice Kaltman

Spotlight + Giveaway: Wavehouse by Alice Kaltman

Sixteen year-old Anna Dugan is a super surfer who feels most at home when taking off on a ten-foot wave. But surf culture bores Anna big time. While other surfers follow trends and speak the lingo, Anna harbors a secret desire to be an artist, drawing houses made of waves. It’s not the most practical dream for the daughter of a single mom living in Kendall’s Watch, a beach town where most kids…

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Review: How Far She's Come by Holly Brown

New review up! How Far She's Come by Holly Brown

Thank you to TLC Book Tours for picking me to be part of this tour!

Twenty-four-year-old Cheyenne Florian has just received her dream job offer. On the strength of a few vlogs, she’s recruited to be the new correspondent on the recently hatched Independent News Network, INN. With the slogan “Because independent thinking is the only way out,” INN has branded itself as innovative. Yet once…

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Spotlight + Giveaway: The Penderwicks At Last by Jeanne Birdsall

Spotlight + Giveaway: The Penderwicks At Last by Jeanne Birdsall

I’m so excited to be part of the blog tour for “The Penderwicks At Last” by Jeanne Birdsall!

The finale you’ve all been waiting for: The Penderwicks at Last is the final, flawless installment in the modern classic series from National Book Award winner and New York Times bestselling author Jeanne Birdsall! Nine years, five older siblings, a few beloved dogs, and an endless array of…

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Review: In Sight of Stars by Gae Polisner

Review: In Sight of Stars by Gae Polisner

At this point, I wouldn’t be surprised if there was an entire sub category called “brooding teenage artist is losing their mind”. The trope is so common sometimes I can tell just from the cover if the book has it. Nevertheless, I picked this book up at the library and read it in a day.

Seventeen year old Klee (pronounced Clay) is lost after the death of his father. He moves form NYC to the…

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Review: The Way The Light Bends by Cordelia Jensen

Review: The Way The Light Bends by Cordelia Jensen

So, I’m not big on books about art students. The problem starts because art student characters tend to have this pretentiousness that other characters don’t and I’ve never seen an art student character thats different from the rest of them. Despite that, the adoption factor of this story really made me want to read it so I picked it up anyway.

Linc and her “twin” sister Holly were very close as…

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Review: Time Bomb by Joelle Charbonneau

Review: Time Bomb by Joelle Charbonneau

In almost every book that has teens suffering through a violent situation, everyone ends up confessing their feeling for basically no reason. Unfortunately, this book has that trope too. But not all hope is lost.

Seven kids get stuck in a school after a series of bombs go off. As the kids gain more and more info as they try to escape, they realize that there’s still some bombs in the school…

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Review: Mr.Wonderful by Daniel Blake Smith

Review: Mr.Wonderful by Daniel Blake Smith

Books about dysfunctional families are one of my top favourite niche genres. There’s a little solace in knowing that your family could be… worse. But whenever I read these books, they tend to be written from the female perspective so I was excited to finally get the perspective of the men.

Brian Fenton has a lot on his plate. His father’s dementia is quickly progressing and his delinquent son has…

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Some history on a cold day. • • • • • • • • 📚#books #bookscovers #bookish #bookstagram #bookworm #booklover #novels #snow #bookblogger #booking

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Me: *really really wants to read a decent book*

Me to Me: okay, just pick up that one over there and go for it…

Other Me to Me: *sits*

Me to Me: um, what about that one over there?

Other Me to Me: *sits*

Me to Me: okay okay, THIS one will definitely be good…

Other Me to Me: *sits*

——- confessions of a girl in a reading slump

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Why do I taunt myself by avidly looking through book promotions and sales when I know that I’m on a book buying ban?

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Finishing a good book early on a day

I want to read another book but I don't ever want to read another book again.

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How about a print for your favorite reader?

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Review: Girl On The Verge by Pintip Dunn

Oh. My. God. What a book. This book has left me speechless (and I talk quite a lot). It’s one of the best new books I’ve read and I don’t think anything can compare. Girl On The V…

Everyone should read this! Such a great book!

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Review: Reconstructing Amelia by Kimberly McCreight

I recently read this book after a friend recommended it to me. It’s not the type of book that I would usually pick up but I agreed to read it after her recommendation. At first glance it seem…