I know it’s already halfway through the month but May is so full of exciting book releases (most of this list is YA)! Just you wait until June, though. That list is even longer! Anyways, holy smokes, look at these books. I’ve been too busy or too tired offline (my usual story) so I’m hoping…
Books
Blog tour: The Beauty of the Moment
The Beauty of the Moment by Tanaz Bhathena Welcome to my blog tour stop for The Beauty of the Moment, organized by Penguin Teen Canada! Make sure to check out the rest of the bloggers this week. Reading The Beauty of the Moment was like getting to know the teenagers I see on the bus….
To Read: April 2019
I can’t believe it’s already almost April! I’ve had a slow-ish reading March, but I did manage to read Internment which was amazing, and I’m reading Daisy Jones and the Six now, which is alright (disappointed face). Anyways, some really exciting titles coming up this month, check these out! April 2 Forward Me Back to You…
To Read: March 2019
The list of books I’m excited for that are coming out this year is incredible. Last year was not like this! There are so many interesting books on their way. Here’s what I’m looking forward to just this month. Out now Daisy Jones and the Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid: This fictional story of a band’s…
On unknowingly reading a Christian novel
This might be the most rant-driven post I’ve ever written. It’s also going to be completely spoiling The Secrets of Paper and Ink by Lindsay Harrel, so read at your own caution. Also, I’d like to leave this disclaimer that I don’t exactly have a problem with people who are religious – one of the things…
Book Reviews: Slayer and Watch Us Rise
I’ve started out 2019 by reading about some real badass girls and I dig it! Check out these reviews of Slayer – a continuation of the Buffyverse – and Watch Us Rise – about two girls who make some noise. Slayer by Kiersten White *Please note this includes minor spoilers about Buffy* A lot was working against…
Book Review: The Field Guide to the North American Teenager
The Field Guide to the North American Teenager by Ben Philippe Norris Kaplan is not a Canadian, not yet an American… he’s somewhere in between, if that. He’s Black (of Haitian immigrant parents), but was born in Quebec (that’s French Canada) and now he’s living in Texas, where all he does is sweat and grimace at…