The Canary Club. Sherry D. Ficklin. Young Adult/Historical Fiction/Romance. 2017. 325 pages. 1.5 stars.
“Good people don’t always wear badges, bad guys don’t always wear shackles, and sometimes people have to do what they have to in order to protect what they love.”
I received an advanced copy of this book from Netgalley in exchange for an honest review. Continue reading “The Canary Club”
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. Jessica Cluess. YA/Fantasy. 2016. 416 pages. 3 stars.
Knowledge is as powerful as fire. The brighter it burns, the more it devours.
The Big F. Maggie Ann Martin. Young Adult/Contemporary. 2017. 304 pages. 4.5 stars.
I make my own happiness, and for me, my happiness is sharing love and support with those around me.
I received an advanced copy from Netgalley in exchange for an honest review. Continue reading “The Big F”
The Rules of Persuasion. Amity Hope. Young Adult/Contemporary. 2017. 264 pages. 1.5 stars.
The rules were simple enough:
Take things slow (her rule)
Make it believable (my rule)
I received an advanced copy from Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.
Prince of Shadows. Rachel Caine. Young Adult/Retelling/Historical Fiction/Romance. Published on February 4, 2014 by NAL. 384 pages. [Source: Purchased on Amazon]
“Love well, if not wisely.”
Sway. Kat Spears. Young Adult/Contemporary/Romance. 320 pages. 2014. [Source: Given to me as a gift]
“If you don’t ask me for much, I could spend the rest of my life trying to deserve you.”
Mistborn: The Final Empire. Brandon Sanderson. High Fantasy. 659 pages. Published May 13, 2014 by Tor Teen. [Source: Purchased at Fully Booked]
“Our belief is often strongest when it should be weakest. That is the nature of hope.”
Truthwitch. Susan Dennard.Young Adult/Fantasy. Published on January 5, 2016 by Tor Teen. 416 pages. [Source: Purchased at Barnes and Noble]
“I hate this. Both the storm and the plan. Why does it have to be ‘we’? Why not just me?”
“Because ‘just me’ isn’t who we are,” Iseult hollered back. “I’ll always follow you, Safi, and you’ll always follow me. Threadsisters to the end.”
The Rose Society. Marie Lu. Young Adult/Fantasy. 395 pages. 2015. [Source: Purchased from Fully Booked]
“Once upon a time, a girl had a father, a prince, a society of friends. Then they betrayed her, so she destroyed them all.” Continue reading “The Rose Society (The Young Elites #2)”
