In which I review two fantasy books (The Silvered Serpents & Ninth House) I've read since my school shut down and I resumed not really leaving my house.
Tag: young adult
The Black Kids by Christina Hammonds Reed | Relevant, Essential Historical Fiction (Blog Tour Review)
I am so excited to share with you today my review for a new favorite of mine: Christina Hammonds Reed's fantastic debut, The Black Kids.
Mayhem by Estelle Laure | Dark Magic + the ’80s (Blog Tour Review)
Welcome to my blog tour stop for Mayhem, a recent read that I really enjoyed. If you like beach towns and morally gray supernatural happenings, this one's for you!
Cracked Up to Be by Courtney Summers | A Raw and Honest Debut (ARC Review)
Difficult to read at times, but incredibly well-written, Cracked Up to Be is raw and powerful and heart-breaking.
Foul is Fair by Hannah Capin | A Feminist Macbeth Retelling (Blog Tour Review & Excerpt)
Hello everyone! I am lucky enough to be joining the blog tour today for Foul is Fair by Hannah Capin. This book, a clever retelling of Shakespeare's Macbeth, is SO good, and I can't wait to share my thoughts with you in this review.
How to Be Remy Cameron by Julian Winters | Identity, Family, & the Essay of Doom (ARC Review)
How to Be Remy Cameron is a well-written, diverse novel that explores the complex topic of identity through the lens of a teenage boy trying to figure out how to write his college essay.
Fake It Till You Break It by Jenn P. Nguyen | Fake Dating with Disappointing Execution (ARC Review)
A while back, I was a part of the blog tour for Fake It Till You Break It, and unfortunately, I was not a huge fan of the book. Now that the tour's been over for a while, I'll be sharing some thoughts on why it didn't work for me.
She’s the Worst by Lauren Spieller | Light Read About Sisters, but Lacks Depth (Blog Tour Review + GIVEAWAY)
She's the Worst is a fun romp through LA that tells a story of sisters reconnecting over the course of (for the most part) one day. I felt that it was lacking in some areas, which prevented me from rating it higher than three stars, but I still found this contemporary novel fairly enjoyable.
The Downstairs Girl by Stacey Lee | Family, Secrets, & a Badass Teenage Journalist in the Gilded Age (ARC Review)
Stacey Lee's most recent novel is a stunning work of historical fiction that explores often-overlooked pieces of America's past and had me gasping at every plot twist.
The Art of Breaking Things by Laura Sibson | A Powerful Look at Sexual Abuse and Its Impact (ARC Review)
Happy weekend, readers! It is my pleasure to share with you today a book review for a new favorite of mine, The Art of Breaking Things. Be sure to read to the end of the post, because I have a book giveaway in store as well!
