Spoiler Free Book Review | The Good Son by You Jeong-Jeong | 2020

The Good Son is a Korean written psychological thriller that has been translated into English. This is the first translated book I’ve read since I finished high school, which is to say it’s been a long time. I really want to read more translated books. “Who can you trust if you can’t trust yourself?” Everything…

Book Review | Clown In A Cornfield by Adam Cesare| 2020

I need there to be more gory horror YA books!! I saw the cover of this on Instagram and immediately I needed to have it. Do t let the title of young adult horror turn you away from this novel, the gore and violence is in no way toned down. CW: Violence, gore, blood, death…

Review: House of Earth and Blood (Crescent City #1) by Sarah J Maas

Guys!! This is my most anticipated book of the year and I’m so happy to report that I absolutely freaking loved every minute of reading this book. I will read anything this QUEEN publishes! I did read this on publication day, I am just very behind on reviews. “It’s easier for me – when people…

Blog Tour | Spoiler Free Review| The Year Shakespeare Ruined My Life by Dani Jansen

Welcome to my stop on the blog tour for Shakespeare Ruined My Life by Dani Jansen This tour is being hosted by TBR and Beyond Tours. To see me the tour schedule click here. Book Info:The Year Shakespeare Ruined My Life by Dani JansenGenre: Young Adult LGBTQ+ ContemporaryPublishing Date: September 22, 2020 Synopsis: Alison Green,…

August Wrap Up | 2020

Hey friends, it’s that time again, the beginning of a new month! In my opinion the first of September means it’s officially fall, and nothing you say can change my mind. The air is getting cooler and it’s getting darker earlier. My soul is happy! 9 books read in August! We are here today to…

Spoiler Free ARC Review |Clap When You Land by Elizabeth Acevedo

ARC provided by Edelweiss in exchange for an honest review. “Fight until you can’t breathe, & if you have to forfeit, you forfeit smiling, make them think you let them win.” Trigger warnings: sexual assault, stalking,loss of a parent. Elizabeth Acevedo has quickly become a favourite author. Her writing is absolutely breathtaking and delivers on…

July Wrap Up | 2020

Hey friends, I’m only a few weeks late but how is it August!! It feels like summer just started and fall is already around the corner. Not that I’m complaining Fall is the superior season. July for me felt so long, like the books I read at the beginning of the month feels like I…

Save Me – BTS Webtoon (The Most Beautiful Moment in Life 0) by BigHit Entertainment & ＬＩＣＯ

Content and Trigger Warnings: suicide, murder, death, abuse, overdosing, forced institutionalization, depression, grief , trauma, abandonment, and loss of a loved one. “No matter how many times I tried, I could never save all of them on my own.” I have finally read Save Me, because it was recently announced that the story will have…

Spoiler- Free ARC Review | Shine by Jessica Jung

ARC provided by Netgalley in exchange for an honest review. I was really excited to receive an e-arc to read and review. A kpop book written by an actual kpop idol, now I am not familiar with Girls Generation but that did not lessen my excitement. I am sad to say I was very disappointed…

August TBR | 2020

I know this is late, but I still wanted to share what I wanted to read in August. For the whole month I am participating in #YAugust a month long reading challenge that my friend Caitlin created, where we read only YA books for the entire month. There is also two weekend readathons taking place,…