I’m currently reading Slim to None, and I have some thoughts on this book, and I want to share them with you. First, I have to say that all cover editions are all darn cute. We meet Abbie, who is a fat main character and not sorry about it, which is refreshing to see. She … Continue reading Slim to None by Jenny Gardiner
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Nappily Ever After Book and Movie Rant (Might Have Spoilers)
I know what you’re thinking, how dare you a trans, white guy this book and movie but believe it or no I have thoughts on both that I thought I would share them with you. The first scene that made me think in both the book and the movie when Venus’s mum was doing her … Continue reading Nappily Ever After Book and Movie Rant (Might Have Spoilers)
Roll with It by Jamie Sumner
We meet Ellie, who lives with her mum because her dad couldn’t deal with his daughter’s disability and found another wife. Funny enough is that disability that makes this book special to me since Ellie and I have the same condition. For those who don’t know, Cerebral palsy comes in many types and in different … Continue reading Roll with It by Jamie Sumner
We Used To Be Friends by Amy Spalding
At the very start, we read about James which isn’t a widespread name for a girl which makes me think a bit of gender bender which of course I like; we see her unburying a time capsule that her old friend Kat and she have buried four years before and read the letters now that … Continue reading We Used To Be Friends by Amy Spalding
Me and Earl and the Dying Girl by Jesse Andrews
If you ever thought whether a person could be in a way, get forced into a friendship? That’s what happened to Greg Gaines when his mum forces him to rekindle a friendship his child since Rachel has been diagnosed with leukemia. In the first few pages, we see Greg, who is in his last master … Continue reading Me and Earl and the Dying Girl by Jesse Andrews
My Life as an Ice Cream Sandwich by Ibi Zoboi
My first thoughts when I went to pick up this book to read it, I told myself that I’m going to love it. Since on paper, it has all the elements I look for in a book like the Realistic Fiction and it being Middle Grade and from what I heard from other people whose … Continue reading My Life as an Ice Cream Sandwich by Ibi Zoboi
Molly Miranda: Thief for Hire (Molly Miranda #1) by Jillianne Hamilton
Can you imagine that there are people who steal as a job? In Molly Miranda: Thief for Hire (Molly Miranda #1) by Jillianne Hamilton, we meet Molly who ‘acquires’ things for rich people for a living while seeing the world. However, this is trouble in paradise when her agent forced her to add a team … Continue reading Molly Miranda: Thief for Hire (Molly Miranda #1) by Jillianne Hamilton
All the Little Things by B. Hollidae
When I saw this book, I thought it's going to be all butterflies and rainbows, but you dig into you see a very different story. On page one, we meet Rafael, who had no choice but to escape from his home at such a young age and live in the streets. It made me feel … Continue reading All the Little Things by B. Hollidae
A Tale of Two Houses (Defy the Stars #1) by Susan Harris
This book has brought alive and showed a form of how I can enjoy fantasy and classics which I usually don’t like in the way of retellings. My first thought for some reason was that this was based on A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens when I saw the title and to be … Continue reading A Tale of Two Houses (Defy the Stars #1) by Susan Harris
Coming Home (Texas Sisters #2) by Audrey Wick
This book makes you that anything you post or others post about you will stay online forever and this can destroy your career as well as your whole life. We meet college professor Mallory Fredrick who loves her job, but a web of lies and a social media attack which lead for the college where … Continue reading Coming Home (Texas Sisters #2) by Audrey Wick
