Welcome to my stop on the Small Town Hearts blog tour! Read on for summer book recommendations, aesthetics, info about Small Town Hearts, and a signed book giveaway.
Tag: book aesthetic
Everything Leads to You by Nina LaCour | An Atmospheric Story of Movies and Romance (Book Review)
UGh tHis BoOK is SO BeAutifUL. Read my review which is basically just me gushing about why this novel is amazing.
Mini Reviews | LGBTQ+ Books I Read During Pride Month! 🏳️🌈
Hello bookish people! Pride month just wrapped up, so I thought it would be cool to share reviews for some of the books I read this June that have main characters who identify on the lgbtq+ spectrum. I read books with lgbtq+ characters year round, but I tried to put special emphasis on these books during the month of June! So without further ado, I present to you mini reviews of young adult three books about queer characters: Leah on the Offbeat, Tash Hearts Tolstoy, and Let's Talk About Love.
7 Reasons Why I Loved Summer of Salt by Katrina Leno (ARC Review)
A list of reasons why I was enthralled by this spooky, beautiful book. Click to read my review and see the book aesthetic I created.
All Summer Long by Hope Larson | Pretty Good Middle Grade Graphic Novel About Friendship and Music (ARC Review)
A fun graphic novel about friendship and music.
Be Prepared by Vera Brosgol | Cute Graphic Memoir About Summer Camp (ARC Review)
My review and aesthetic for Vera Brosgol's newest middle grade graphic novel, Be Prepared.
The Book Aesthetics Tag
I love making aesthetics!! They can be really hard to make, but they look so nice and visually pleasing when you're done. When I saw this tag on Analee's blog I knew I had to do it! So I'm doing it now after procrastinating on it for months. 😉
Love, Hate & Other Filters by Samira Ahmed | Book Review
I really really enjoyed this book! I loved how it tackled important topics like racism and Islamophobia while also having a lot of cute, romantic elements typical of ya contemporary.
What I Read in 2017
Hi there! Happy New Year! It's that time of year when everyone analyzes what we did last year and what we wanna do this year. And, it's that time of year when we booknerds analyze all the books we read last year and plan out all the books we wanna read next year. So, I've compiled this post full of graphs and lists to take a look at what I've read these past twelve months.
Anne of Green Gables by Mariah Marsden (Book Review)
Anne of Green Gables!! In graphic novel format!! Come find out why this book is a dream come true...
