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Is adorable-ness a word? I guess not. Meh, I made it up, just go with it. OKAY SO. This book was hella adorable and I really really liked it. The Plot We have Tanner, in the closet (according to society) but open to his family, who completely accept him. Set in Utah, a society consisting mostly of Mormons, Autoboyography is the story of two completely adorable boys exploring their feelings for each other.
Wow this book was amazing. And it hit me with feels I couldn't manage. Let's start off with the sections because this might be a long one, seeing I have three pages of notes which makes up only two sectio
I think we can decide by now, at least, that John Green writes to MAKE US WEEP. Why I love John Green books: The writing style is so unique and just sucks me in I honestly don't think about anything else while reading his books The plots are always new and different and I love them I become the characters and— I just love his writing style, okay? So I knew that I would love Turtles all the way down going in.
I read this book as part of the Dewey's annual readathon held on twitter and I LOVED IT. I bought this at a second hand bookstore and planned to sell back (as I usually do with books I buy there) but after reading it? I CANNOT. I NEED IT WITH ME. I would have fangirled so much to my friend via text,[...]
THIS LIVED UP TO THE HYPE. I've been seeing reviews and squeals on this book around for a while now and I simply wasn't in the mood for YA, sadly. But now I read it and I LOVED IT. The Plot We've got Molly Peskin-Suso who has had twenty six crushes. And they remain crushes because she never did anything about them. She's never been kissed or rejected, and is the embodiment of unrequited like (not love, they weren't that deep).
Title: Learning to swear in America Author: Katie Kennedy Genre: YA contemporary Status: Standalone Goodreads Synopsis: Brimming with humor and one-of-a-kind characters, this end-of-the world novel will grab hold of Andrew Smith and Rainbow Rowell fans. An asteroid is hurtling toward Earth. A big, bad one. Yuri, a physicist prodigy from Russia, has been called… Continue reading Learning to swear in America || mark me (quite) disappointed
Title: Internet Famous Author: Danika Stone Genre: YA contemporary Status: Standalone Goodreads Synopsis: High school senior and internet sensation Madison Nakama seems to have it all: a happy family, good grades, and a massive online following for her pop-culture blog. But when her mother suddenly abandons the family, Madi finds herself struggling to keep up… Continue reading Internet famous || everything was perfect… except the guy (the irony)
Title: Poison Princess Author: Kresley Cole Genre: YA fantasy Status: Book 1 of The Arcana Chronicles Goodreads || Amazon IN || Amazon US || Amazon UK || book depository Synopsis: Sixteen-year-old Evie Greene thought her horrific apocalyptic hallucinations were a sign that she was slowly losing her mind. But when her visions come true, decimating the… Continue reading Poison Princess || how did I just get through the whole book
As every other reader and book blogger, even I have an over-flowing TBR. Which means, it's time to prioritize (when is it not). Here are 7 books that I've decided I need to read ASAP to keep up with everyone else and not be left behind crying "waaaaaaaaait". (That would only damage everyone's ears who… Continue reading 7 books I need to read ASAP
Title: Lock and Key Author: Sarah Dessen Genre: YA contemporary Status: Standalone Goodreads || Amazon US || Amazon UK || Amazon IN || book depository || Synopsis: "Ruby, where is your mother?" Ruby knows that the game is up. For the past few months, she's been on her own in the yellow house, managing somehow, knowing… Continue reading Lock & Key || not really impressed
Title: A Conjuring of Light Author: V. E. Schwab Genre: YA fantasy Status: 3rd (and last) book of Shades of Magic trilogy Goodreads || Amazon IN || Amazon US || Amazon UK || book depository || Synopsis: Witness the fate of beloved heroes - and enemies. THE BALANCE OF POWER HAS FINALLY TIPPED... The precarious… Continue reading A Conjuring of Light || THE BEST ENDING OMG I CAN’T EVEN SPEAK COHERENTLY (but I shall try my best)
Title: Love and Gelato Author: Genna Evans Welch Genre: YA contemporary Status: Standalone Goodreads || Amazon US || Amazon UK || Amazon IN || book depository || B&N || Synopsis: “I made the wrong choice.” Lina is spending the summer in Tuscany, but she isn’t in the mood for Italy’s famous sunshine and fairy-tale landscape. She’s… Continue reading Love and Gelato || all the reasons why IT’S PERFECT
Title: The Problem with Forever Author: Jennifer L. Armentrout Genre: YA contemporary Status: Standalone Goodreads || Amazon IN || Amazon US || Amazon UK || book depository || B&N || Synopsis: From #1 New York Times bestselling author Jennifer L. Armentrout comes a riveting new story about friendship, survival and finding your voice For some… Continue reading The Problem with Forever || perfect book to finish in one sitting
Name of the movie: The Space Between Us Director: Peter Chelsom Starring cast: Asa Butterfield, Britt Robertson, Gary Oldman, Carla Gugino Genres: Romance, Drama, Adventure Duration: 2 hours Released: Early 2017 (dates differ in different countries) An STX Entertainment movie. I saw the trailer for this movie when I went for La la land with my friends, and… Continue reading The Space Between Us || the story I wanted without knowing it
Title: When We Collided Author: Emery Lord Genre: YA contemporary Synopsis: We are seventeen and shattered and still dancing. We have messy, throbbing hearts, and we are stronger than anyone could ever know… Jonah never thought a girl like Vivi would come along. Vivi didn’t know Jonah would light up her world. Neither of them… Continue reading When We Collided || I liked it but I didn’t too?
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