First of all, thank you NetGalley for an e-ARC copy of this book in exchange for my review. I blasted through this book in two sittings (reading 80% in the first sitting)! So here we go! A congressman's daughter who has to be perfect. A star quarterback with a secret. A guy who's tired of … Continue reading ARC Book Review: Time Bomb
Mark, Todd, and Zola came to law school to change the world, to make it a better place. But now, as third-year students, these close friends realize they have been duped. They all borrowed heavily to attend a third-tier, for-profit law school so mediocre that its graduates rarely pass the bar exam, let alone get … Continue reading The Rooster Bar [book review]
As if her mom dying wasn't bad enough, now Lina has to spend her summer in Italy with her father whom she's never met. Despite the beauty of the new country she's in, all she wants is to get out. But when she's given her mom's old journal that she kept when she was in … Continue reading Love & Gelato [book review]
An airborne Boeing 747 is headed to London when, without any warning, passengers mysteriously disappear from their seats. Terror and chaos slowly spread not only through the plane but also worldwide as unusual events continue to unfold. For those who have been left behind, the apocalypse has just begun... This is the beginning of a … Continue reading Left Behind Series Review
At long last the first release from the Disney Descendants 2 soundtrack has been released! Well, it was released on April 14th, but still. It's within the first month and I've had the song on repeat since I bought it last week. It's very catchy! Although I'm enjoying the song a lot, I sincerely doubt … Continue reading Ways to Be Wicked [song review]
"Where are you guys? Text me back." That was the last text Carver Briggs ever sent to his best friend Mars, who was driving back from the movies along with their other two best friends, Eli and Blake. He never got a reply to his text. The police found a half-written response to Carver on Mars' phone … Continue reading Goodbye Days [book review]
Lexi and Ava are identical twins, and when they were younger, they made up an imaginary triplet named Alicia. She was their way out of trouble when they were kids, and now that the girls are older, Alicia is their alter-ego for boys they'd never actually consider dating in real life. Things take a nasty turn … Continue reading The Third Twin [book review]
Two years ago I posted My Essential iPhone Apps to share some of my favorite apps with you all, but we all know that things change. Since this post I have deleted a few of those apps either because they were no longer useful or I didn't like the updates they've gone through over the … Continue reading My Essential iPhone Apps [2017 Update]
Mae Holland is given the opportunity of a lifetime when she is hired to work for the Circle. The Circle, based on a campus that even the most prestigious colleges are jealous of, links up users' emails, social media, banking, and just about any online account they have within a universal operating system. Mae is … Continue reading The Circle [book review]
Simply put, Cath is a fangirl. Well, more like an expert fangirl. While most 18-year olds would be out with their friends and probably getting into some trouble, Cath prefers to spend her time in the fantasy world of Simon Snow, writing her incredibly popular fan-fiction of the series, Carry On, Simon. Has she mentioned … Continue reading Fangirl [book review]
My first book of the year was Wake Up Happy by Michael Strahan. I got this for Christmas and I thought it'd be a good book to start the new year off with. Wake Up Happy is part memoir and part self-help. As Strahan talks about certain events in his life he mentions what he … Continue reading Wake Up Happy [book review]
An auditorium packed full of students and teachers... and one of them has a gun. When picking up this book, I expected nothing less than to be on the edge of my seat and moved to tears while I read it. Unfortunately, this book was not as moving as I thought it would be. While … Continue reading This Is Where It Ends [book review]
Working in a library sounds like a pretty chill job, right? It’s quiet, you make some small talk about the books people are checking out and you get to sit in a chair when you’re not shelving books. That couldn’t be more wrong. The author of this book, Gina Sheridan, has been a librarian for … Continue reading I Work at a Public Library [book review]
