So, the Disney-a-Thon has begun and one day into it I've only just started my first book and not gotten super far--truth be told, I haven't had time what with work and all--but I'm excited since I'm mixing it with NetGalley's Reviewathon! It'll be great to tackle two challenges from August all at once, especially…
So, if you haven't guessed it already, June's wrap up post title was from...Fahrenheit 451! One of the few books that I actually enjoyed reading in high school, I'll have you know. And somehow I still haven't seen the recent movie that came out, which just goes to show how utterly behind I am of…
Honestly, I didn't like Snitchy Witch by Frank J. Sileo and illustrated by MacKenzie Haley. And I know a part of me went into reading this book with the understanding that I was going to have a difficult time with the topic since I personally believe that "snitching" is something that adults and children go overboard…
I'll be frank here, I'm not sure how I feel about the first book on this list. I feel as though it has the potential to be a really well-handled and addressed commentary on racism, but I also can see where it has the potential to fail miserably. And I'm worried, but I also want…
As someone who typically does not enjoy romance novels, I have to be honest here and say that I did not expect to like Roomies by Christina Lauren. I was excited when I won an ARC copy of it and liked the plot well enough--I'd recently watched a movie with something similar--so I started reading it…
Ugh, ugh, ugh, ugh, ugh. You Must Not Miss by Katrina Leno just had to go and get interesting and basically change my mind about it halfway through reading the synopsis. I mean, honestly, I was so ready to pass on this book due to the obvious contemporary nature of it, but then I read further.…