September was a great month compared to August since I got complete five books and received some cool ARCs as well! Without further ado, let’s do our September wrap up.
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Top Ten
Top Ten. Katie Cotugno. Contemporary/Young adult/Romance. 2017. 320 pages. 2.5 stars.
It occurred to her to wonder if this was what growing up meant, to continuously find yourself in situations that you didn’t feel remote prepared to handle.
I received a copy from HarperCollins via Edelweiss in exchange for an honest review.
Wild Beauty
Wild Beauty. Anna-Marie McLemore. Magic realism/Young adult/Fantasy. 320 pages. 2017. 3 stars.
The only lovers who did not vanish were ones who did not stay. The ones who left or who were made to leave were the ones who lived.
I received an Advanced Readers’ Copy via Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.
A Gathering of Shadows (Shades of Magic #2)
A Gathering of Shadows. V.E. Schwab. High fantasy/Young adult. 2016. 512 pages. 4 stars.
Who needs magic when you look this good?
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Character Face Claims 2.0: ACOTAR series
I’m updating my Character Face Claims post but for this one I’ll be doing the ACOTAR series. There may be some discrepancies when it comes to the looks because I have a tendency to forget or overlook them.
One Dark Throne (Three Dark Crowns #2)
One Dark Throne. Kendare Blake. Young adult/Fantasy. 2017. 464 pages. 4 stars.
If we do not come together, we will lost what is left.
I received an ARC from HarperCollins in exchange for an honest review.
Lucky in Love
Lucky in Love. Kasie West. Young Adult/Contemporary/Romance. 2017. 333 pages. 3.75 stars.
“Luck is for losers,” I said. “We’ll have hard work.”
A Shadow Bright and Burning
A Shadow Bright and Burning. Jessica Cluess. YA/Fantasy. 2016. 416 pages. 3 stars.
Knowledge is as powerful as fire. The brighter it burns, the more it devours.
The Corner Office
The Corner Office. Katerina Baker. Adult/Contemporary/Romance. 2017. 180 pages. 2.5 stars.
“What do you want, Richard?’
“I want to be the only man in your life who can handle you.”
I was given a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.
August in Books
GET READY TO BE DISAPPOINTED BECAUSE I ONLY READ 3 BOOKS THIS MONTH THANKS TO UNIVERSITY
