Category Archives: Fiction
Reading GONE GIRL made me feel Psychotic.
Do I recommend Gone Girl? Um yes, without a doubt. A couple chapters in and I was already texting my friend, “I WISH I COULD WRITE LIKE THIS”. The book is manipulatively awesome.
Libba Bray & The Diviners
The Diviners is a breath of fresh air from the other books in the YA market– TOO MANY DYSTOPIAN/SCI-FI books!– and it absolutely delivers with an awesome female lead, a creepy mystery, and a world that is richly written.
Must Read: The Book Thief
I really can’t put it any better than the blurb on the cover:
“BRILLIANT and hugely ambitious…
It’s the kind of book that can be LIFE CHANGING.”
- The New York Times
Book Review: Easy by Tammara Webber
Easy is a fast enjoyable read and I would recommend it to the twenties audience. Read if you enjoy Young Adult but would like to see more mature concepts in your reading.
Book Review: Every Day by David Levithan
I haven’t read a book like that in awhile. I absolutely 100% loved this one. This is a beautiful story, written by David Levithan. This is a story about A. … Continue reading
Sydney Sage, The Golden Lily
Yet another installment by Richelle Mead that has left me with goofy smiles on my face, an urge to keep flipping pages, and left wanting more.
That awkward moment when…
… you’re telling your boyfriend about your day, and you almost start talking about about the mess Ron and Harry got into today… Yeah, so, I finished Book #1 in … Continue reading
Divergent: One Choice can Transform You
Divergent. Wow. Wow! I flew through this book in a mere two days. If that doesn’t tell you something… well it should. It means that it was GOOD. I’ve realized … Continue reading
The Hunger Games Book to Movie Adaptation
The Hunger Games is the first to come out in my 2012 list of most highly anticipated movies of the year. It was a beautiful book to movie adaptation. The … Continue reading
Forbidden; A Brother/Sister love
I just finished reading Forbidden by Tabitha Suzuma for my YA book club. Synopsis: Sixteen-year-old Maya and 17-year-old Lochan tell, in their separate voices, of their confusion and longing as they … Continue reading
