I really enjoyed Jenna Guillaume’s debut novel What I Like About Me last year and was extremely excited to read You Were Made For Me, especially because the premise is straight up my alley. I’m sure we all had an idea of who our perfect guy/girl/person was growing up, but have never thought about what would happen if they […]
The Good Things Such a unique world! (The grimoires! The libraries! The magic! Famous swords and demons!) I loved all of it. Banter galore and just generally fantastic character dynamics and growth That slow burn romance! Easy to get into, even when I’d left it for a while. Weeks, honestly, because I kept getting distracted […]
The concept behind Havenfall was so fascinating – it’s a magical inn between the cross-roads of 4 unique realms, and I loved that about it! I really appreciated the description of each of these realms at the start of the book as well and it was easy to refer back to it as the plot […]
Camp is a fun and summery book set at Camp Outland, a camp for queer teens, and does a great job of basically destroying toxic masculinity. Camp Outland is a place where queer teens are free to be themselves, away from the outside world where they might be hiding who they really are. The novel is […]
Phew, it’s been a while since my last wrap up post (in January)! I’ve been meaning to do them each month, but then time gets away from me and before I know it, another month has passed. Life Update So far, it’s been a pretty stressful and emotional year with COVID happening! If you told […]
Today is the release of The Court of Miracles in Australia, and today I share my thoughts on the book! The Court of Miracles is described as a mash up of Les Misérables and The Jungle Book, and if that wasn’t enough to pique my curiousity, the beautiful foiled cover definitely did. I haven’t read the original Les […]
You Should See Me in a Crown brought me so much joy and delight in the few short hours that it took me to listen to the audiobook. It was the perfect mix of cute and fluffy, with some more serious themes of anxiety, chronic illness and homophobia. If you’re looking for a quick contemporary with […]
I just wanted to say straight up that I read Warrior of the Wild over a year ago. This review is based on the notes I made while I read it, but I do admit my memory is foggy… The Good Things I will admit that I bought this at least partially for the gorgeous cover […]
Aurora Burning is the 2nd book in the Aurora Cycle series. Check out the review on Aurora Rising (the first book in the series) here. I loved the first book in the series, so I’m completely torn about my feelings on Aurora Burning! So did I love it or not? My feelings on Aurora Burning are completely […]