This audiobook was a several-week journey, mainly due to juggling grad school and work. This audio book was twelve hours in length, but was worth the ride! I really looked forward to listening to this audiobook at my leisure. Before I get into this book, I will be honest: it is the type of series… Continue reading Red Queen by Victoria Aveyard Review
Cat’s Cafe by Matt Tarpley is an adorable comic anthology. I’ve occasionally came across a few of the comics on instagram. The premise of this anthology is simple: there are animals and creatures living in a small village who love to gather in a cat’s coffee shop. I picked up this book and fell in… Continue reading Cat’s Cafe by Matt Tarpley Review
There’s a chance that Strange Planet comics may have popped up on your social media feed. They’re about odd aliens who live lives similar to our own, but speak in a different dialect. The comics are amusing because of the dialogue, which is often rather deadpan, yet relatable. Nathan W. Pile is the artist– he… Continue reading Strange Planet by Nathan W. Pile Review
They Both Die at The End by Adam Silvera is what you would expect out of a novel with this title, but offers a lot more than what readers may anticipate. I thought this novel would be at least a little grim, perhaps even similar to Marcus Zusak’s The Book Thief in the matter-of-fact way it addresses death.… Continue reading They Both Die At The End By Adam Silvera Review
“All that is sweet was paid for, once upon a time, by principled people who risked everything to change then for the better.”-Cory Doctorow in the introduction’
Quite a few books by Neal Shusterman have very dark premises. Despite this, the books are not dark to the extent of being edgy. Many of his books are made from possible ‘what-if’ scenarios humans may face that are a bit extraordinary , and even a bit shocking.
In the first chapter of this book, we are introduced to a quirky family and many of the flaws of the main family are out in the open. The first chapter was one of the most memorable I’ve read in a long time, perhaps even all semester, out of the dozen or YA books I… Continue reading Finding Audrey by Sophie Kinsella Review
Turtles all The Way Down by John Green is a novel released in October of 2017. I was eager to pick this up after his novel, The Fault in Our Stars. I have not read The Fault in Our Stars Since high school, but remember enjoying this book and wanting to read more of his… Continue reading Thoughts on Turtles All The Way Down by John Green
