Fresh and cute! Awkward boy-girl 'friend'ship, check, cute boys, check! Predictable ending but enough happened in between to make me want the predictable ending.What I didn't like very much was the whole misunderstanding-thing... If they'd just talked to each other a bit sooner! That was a bit fr...
Rating: ★★☆☆☆To start, I read Anna and the French Kiss in about seven hours (a cute read, honestly) and I couldn’t put it down. I was somewhat paranoid about going onto Lola and the Boy Next Door, since it’s quite well known that sequels are often not as great as the first book. Agh, the satisfa...
I'm completely shocked at how all these books have teenagers who can just travel anywhere they want. Is it like that everywhere or am I living underground and poorly? Josh and Isla are both spontaneous and kind of crazy, but entirely real. Etienne was too perfect, Cricket was too tolerant, but Jo...
I really liked this book. It was a great read for the holidays as well. I will say that my favorite stories were the ones written by Stephanie Perkins and Gayle Forman. They were so great that if they decided to continue the story and release them as a full novel, I would buy them right away. I a...
I read this book in a day because I really couldn't put it down! It was the sweetest love story and it raised a lot of questions about what it means to be yourself. I particularly enjoyed the cameos from Anna and Saint Clair, which made me so excited! Perkins' characters are still just as well ro...
Okay so i'll kind of review each one as i go along:•Midnights by Rainbow Rowell : I loved this story! I wish he made it into a book. Definitely 5 STARS!!! •The lady and the fox by Kelly LinkWell i um gave it a shot but got confused and disorientated so i gave up on the story. I'm unable to give a...
In 1986, New York endured a summer so miserable that anyone who could afford to leave the city did. The pavement went soft with the heat, a man was found dead in his bathtub with an electric fan half-submerged in the water next to his hairy knees, and the power grid flickered on and off like a bu...
The room is black. I unfurl from his body and lean towards the hotel’s digital clock. It’s nearly two in the morning. Josh feels me stir. “Tapas,” he mumbles. “We haven’t had tapas.” “I think we missed dinner.” “’s okay.” He hugs me against his ches...