I knew I would enjoy reading *Starry Eyes*. A contemporary YA that’s part Romeo and Juliet, part friends-to-enemies (and enemies-to-lovers), plus teenagers stuck in the wilderness with no choice but to stick together. What’s not to love? »
I didn't get much reading done in February I read most of the February prompts for The AusYABloggers Reading Challenge [http://ausyabloggers.blogspot.com. »
Small Spaces is the remarkable debut novel of Australian author Sarah Epstein. It is incredibly well written, fast-paced and just the right amount of creepy. »
This year I am participating in The AusYABloggers Reading Challenge [http://ausyabloggers.blogspot.com.au/2018/01/ausyabloggers-2018-reading-challenge.html] . The Reading Challenge consists of four prompts »
I received a copy through NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. It will be released February 6 in the US and February 13 in Australia »
I like doing reading challenges. I don’t feel particularly guilty when I don’t complete them, but I get huge satisfaction when I do. What »
I feel a little bit like this book was made just for me. Everything about it is perfectly lovely: the title, The Extremely Inconvenient Adventures of »
I'm not sure how anyone would have managed to not hear about Nevermoor this year. It's been everywhere: gorgeous bookstore displays, gushing »
Every November since 2008 I've signed up for National Novel Writing Month and attempted to write 50 000 words in 30 days. I succeeded »
Challenges * 90 of 100 books Goodreads Challenge * 14 books for Litsy A to Z * 12 tasks for Read Harder * 9 books for Diversity Bingo So I& »