Valentine's day just came a few days ago so I wanted to read a light-hearted book, and I found this book while I was browsing in NetGalley! This book is like a Hallmark story that you're reading instead of watching. It was cute, fun, and sweet.This book had grumpy-sunshine, enemies to lovers, and forced proximity … Continue reading Snowed In On Valentine’s Day by Alana Highbury
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Books by Palestinian Authors
I recently was strolling a river nearby, and while I was observing ducks and swans, I realized that the privilege of breathing clean air and immersing myself in nature, seemingly an everyday occurrence for me, represents a heavenly experience for those enduring the harsh realities of war and genocide. Amidst the ongoing genocide in Palestine, I … Continue reading Books by Palestinian Authors
The Devouring Gray by Christine Lynn Herman
The Devouring Gray was a completely spontaneous read. I wanted to read more YA thrillers, and spotted this book on sale. I thought it had an interesting plot and the edition I got has pink-colored sprayed pages, so I definitely had to get it. This book tells the story of four teenagers who lives in … Continue reading The Devouring Gray by Christine Lynn Herman
The Grip of It by Jac Jemc
Did I just read a book in a day? Yes, I did. This book certainly lived up to its title, as it was gripping throughout. The story is about a couple who's experiencing marriage troubles and decided to move to a house in a small neighborhood. From the moment they set foot in the house, … Continue reading The Grip of It by Jac Jemc
Holding Up the Universe by Jennifer Niven
I recently finished reading All the Bright Places and read the excerpt of this book and was instantly intrigued. Trigger warning: bullying, panic attack, body weight, prosopagnosia This book tells the story of Libby Strout, who was America's fattest teen, and is now a new student at a highschool, and Jack Masselin, who is a … Continue reading Holding Up the Universe by Jennifer Niven