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Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for a free eARC in exchange for an honest review. Change of Plans by Sarah Dessen is a summer romance/coming of age sort of story. Finley and her boyfriend Colin just finished their senior year of high school. Finley was going to go with him and his family…
This is a very long overdue blog post. The end of April was a true whirlwind with travel for a friend’s wedding, then travel for work, and finally a stop over in Los Angeles where I attended Yallwest. And of course, no whirlwind travel would be complete without coming home and getting horrendously sick. So,…
Y’all this book was so fun, and exactly what I needed! The Escape Game by Melissa Meyer and Tamara Moss is a YA “thriller” suspense/mystery novel that just released last week on April 7, 2026. This story follows four teens – Sierra, Carter, Adi, and Beck – as they go through a reality competition TV…
I received a copy of this book from NetGalley and the publisher in exchange for an honest review. Thank you. The Infinite Sadness of Small Appliances by Glenn Dixon is such a sweet, heart-warming, creative, and wonderful little book. It’s The Brave Little Toaster meets Equilibrium (the movie with Christian Bale) and also a little…
This past weekend was 2nd & Charles’s Penny-A-Page sale. If you’re not familiar with this, or with 2nd & Charles, allow me to enlighten you! 2nd & Charles is a book store (I believe run by Books-A-Million as the parent company) that carries both new and used books, vinyl, boardgames, t-shirts, and other fun bookish…
Hi hi hi! I’ve been trying to catch up on some NetGalley ARCs and I REALLY enjoyed 2nd & Charles having Penny-A-Page on Saturday (I’ll share my book haul soon too). But in the meantime, here’s a cute little Springtime Book Tag that I figured I’d do. @bookables on YouTube just posted this, and with…
When I saw Rainbow Rowell had a new book coming out I immediately requested an ARC and squealed when I was approved. Plus, how stunning is this cover?!! Overall, this is a good book. Rowell’s dialogue is snappy. She is astute and I enjoy her writing style. This is a story about life and the…
I promise I’m trying to be better about updating this, but life has been incredibly busy lately. I finally have a few minutes, so I’m just going to stream-of-conscious talk about book stuff for a bit. 🙂 February was an okay reading month. I re-read a book from my childhood (A Horse Called Wonder by…
Here Lie All the Boys Who Broke My Heart by Emma Simmerman is a YA thriller that follows Sloane, a senior at Pembroke who has a group of pretty tight friends who are all very into partying and having a good time. Sloane is a messy narrator, who often gets blackout drunk at parties, forgetting…
January reading wrap up is here! I honestly can’t believe I read 9 books this month. January felt like it went on forever, but also felt like a faster January than usual. It’s been unseasonably cold where I live, and I’ll admit I used Libby to get so many of these read. Without further ado,…