I went into Internment knowing that it was going to break me, and in some ways it definitely did. Samira Ahmed poured so much into this book and it made me feel a lot of feelings. I think the main thing that got to me was that it felt so real. The things that happen in Internment could definitely ...
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Internment by Samira Ahmed
The Nowhere Girls by Amy Reed
The Nowhere Girls is one of those outstanding and powerful books that left me in awe. So much awe that I don't know how to review it without keyboard smashing all over the place. But I feel like that would be cheating the story somehow so here we are, with a fangirly review that took forever to put ...
Mini Review: Adorkable by Sarra Manning
This book is bloody terrible. My experience was completely ruined by the awful main character, who is so far up her own arse that she thinks the world revolves around her. She's arrogant and spoilt, and she thinks she's queen of the universe. I can sometimes deal with that, but it was the whole "I'm ...
Unspeakable by Abbie Rushton
So a few months ago Amber, and later on Lauren, read Far From You by Tess Sharpe and both loved that book so much it was pretty much all I heard about from them for at least a week. An LGBT mystery/thriller featuring two female main characters and a compelling, heartbreaking love story, Far From ...
The Diviners by Libba Bray
In a town house at a fashionable address on Manhattan's Upper East Side, every lamp blazes.--- I was very hesitant to read anything by Libba Bray after the shitfest that was Beauty Queens, which is one of the worst books I have ever read. I wasn't a fan of the weird satire, or the overwhelming ...
The Diviners by Libba Bray
Hey, so you know I occasionally have this problem where I read a book and then fall so deeply in love with it that I attempt to convince everyone to read it because it's just that good? Well, this doesn't happen very often (pretty sure the last novel I obsessively tried to get everyone to read was ...
