Mini-Reviews is something I’ll start doing on this blog because I read these books but never got the chance to review them. Reasons may vary from pressed time to incoherent thoughts (at the time). It will include buy links and a brief paragraph on why I like or dislike these books.
We Regret to Inform You. Ariel Kaplan. Young adult/Contemporary. 2018. 352 pages. 4 stars.
The thing no one tells you about hitting bottom is that you don’t actually know when it happens.
I received an Advanced Reader’s Copy in exchange for an honest review.
Wrong in All the Right Ways. Tiffany Brownlee. Young adult/Contemporary. 2018. 336 pages. 2 stars.
Love sucks at this age. You’re either too much this or not enough of that.
I received an Advanced Readers Copy in exchange for an honest review.
Fall books are one of the most anticipated releases of the year. To express my excitement, I’ll be listing some releases that I cannot wait for! Keep reading and see if we have some #matchies!
Continue reading “Anticipated Releases August-December 2018”
This is a post I never saw myself ever writing. Around this time last year, all I wanted was to get my hands on physical ARC copies and nothing more. Now as I write this, it’s funny because I recently just re-homed all of my physical ARC copies including some published books that I wouldn’t really cry over.
This post is dedicated to physical ARCs and how light you can feel once you’ve gotten over the hype.
It’s only recently that I learned to control my book buying impulse whenever I walk into a bookstore, so I thought of sharing some of the things I swear by to avoid regrets, unnecessary expenses, and book clutter! I also have a simple flowchart to follow that you can download and keep in your phone the next time you find yourself walking into a bookstore 😉
