Title: Wild and Crooked Author: Leah Thomas Publication Date: June 4, 2019 Publisher: Bloomsbury Amazon | Barnes and Noble | Goodreads Summary For Kalyn Spence, the crimes of her father have always hung over her head. Everywhere she goes, she’s known as the murderer’s daughter. When her and her mother move back to the small town in KentuckyRead More
Shaun David Hutchinson Quotes to Celebrate BRAVE FACE
Shaun David Hutchinson is one of my favorite YA authors, as I’ve mentioned before. He writes books that are extremely relatable and deal with real life issues for teens. Through NetGalley, I got the chance to review his latest book, Brave Face, a memoir about his life. Which comes out next week! And you should definitelyRead More
Read to Resist: Mental Health Awareness Month
Mental Health America celebrates Mental Health Awareness Month every May. Since 1949, their goal is to reach people and increase positive portrayals of mental health. They work to provide tools and activities to work towards positive mental health. Since mental health still has a negative connotation, understanding is important. Books can be a great wayRead More
Down the TBR Hole: May Edition
It’s time for the May Edition of one of my favorite memes! Down the TBR Hole is a meme created by Lia over at Lost in a Story to work through that TBR list. I’ve been working through 8 books on my to-read Goodreads shelf. You can see my last post here! The meme goesRead More
5 YA Series to Read If You Like Game of Thrones
It’s Sunday, which means it’s time for another Game of Thrones episode! I recently finished all the audiobooks, and we’re also quickly nearing the end of the show. Just two episodes left! Forever! I think once the entire show is out, I might go back and re-watch the whole series, see how it all works together.Read More
Review: Brave Face
Title: Brave Face Author: Shaun David Hutchinson Publisher: Simon & Schuster Publication Date: May 21, 2019 Amazon | Barnes and Noble | Goodreads Summary Throughout his teenage years, author Shaun David Hutchinson struggled with depression and accepting his identity. Growing up in the 90s, there weren’t a lot of positive images of gay men in the media. After realizingRead More
Top 5 Wednesday: Mother Figures
With mother’s day just around the corner, talking about mother figures is the most fitting topic for this week. However, we’re supposed to try to stay away from mother figures in Harry Potter. 😂 Which, you know, makes sense. They’re probably the most talked about mother figures in books. Reading young adult lit, there isn’tRead More
Top Ten Tuesday: Characters That Remind Me of Myself
As an avid reader, I relate to the characters in books I read a lot. So, I found it easy to find characters that remind me of myself. Making characters relatable makes the book all the more enjoyable. I spent most of yesterday working, finishing the B&N Book Club book, and watching the new Spider-Man:Read More
Playlist: Avengers Endgame
Though I’m waiting a bit longer to post my review, I figured a playlist for Avengers Endgame was in order! I’ve already seen the movie twice, and I’ve been in a totally Avengers mood since. Captain Marvel should have been in the movie way more than she was, but what can you do. I guess we’llRead More
Characters to Books Tag
I was tagged for the Characters to Books tag on Instagram, so it makes the perfect blogging topic for today! Yesterday, I realized I had written a blog post almost every day for the last two weeks. 😳 So, I took the evening off! Got a lot of reading done, too. But I’m back today,Read More
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