Happy April, friends This blog post contains affiliate links. If you buy something on my recommendation, I will receive a small commission. Purchasing via these links will not cost you any extra and will help me cover the costs of book blogging. You will find more info on my privacy policy and disclaimer pages. Thank you! Monthly Reading Wrap-Up March has been quite a good reading month, quantity-wise. I managed to read 4 books, which is a feat, really, so I’m happy about that! THE STOLEN KINGDOM This book has been on my TBR for a while, I’ve been enjoying the auth ..read more

I’ve read and really enjoyed all of Sophie Gonzales’ books so far. They often end up being the perfect story if you’re looking for something light and fun and queer to read. Let’s see what I thought about her latest release, shall we? The Perfect Guy Doesn't Exist by Sophie Gonzales Published by Wednesday Books on March 26, 2024 Genres: contemporary, romance, young adult Format: ARC Source: Edelweiss Buy on Amazon, Bookshop, Blackwell's Goodreads A fanfic writer brings her favorite TV character to life in this friends-to-enemies-to-lovers novel full of humor and heart. Ivy Winslow ..read more

Ace of Spades was one of my favorite books… like, Ever. Obviously, I was eager to read more from the author and thrilled to be able to read her sophomore novel, Where Sleeping Girls Lie, early. Let’s see what I thought about it now, shall we? Where Sleeping Girls Lie by Faridah Àbíké-Íyímídé Published by Feiwel & Friends on March 19, 2024 Genres: mystery, young adult Format: ARC Source: Edelweiss Buy on Amazon, Bookshop, Blackwell's Goodreads In Where Sleeping Girls Lie ― a YA contemporary mystery by Faridah Àbíké-Íyímídé, the New York Times-bestselling author of Ace of Spades ..read more

Happy happy February, friends! It’s time to share what happened in the past month! This blog post contains affiliate links. If you buy something on my recommendation, I will receive a small commission. Purchasing via these links will not cost you any extra and will help me cover the costs of book blogging. You will find more info on my privacy policy and disclaimer pages. Thank you! Nothing new under the sun -or lack of it- this February, actually. It hasn’t been better than January in terms of mood and mental health, unfortunately, but I still got to see my family for a ..read more

Did you, years ago, watch Outer Banks on Netflix and reaaaaally enjoyed it? I got just the books for you. I’ll admit it: I was quite of really late to the Outer Banks bandwagon. I mean, I just watched it all for the very first time this year and ended season 3 like, last week. Still, I had SO much fun with it. I found it really fun and entertaining and these found family vibes, always here for that okay. I kind of wanted to challenge myself to find some YA books like Outer Banks and… I’m happy to say, I kind of did? These books, whether they’re YA contemporary, thriller, mysteries or with a ..read more

I fell for Ellen O’Clover’s debut, Seven Percent of Ro Devereux, last year. Obviously, I was eager to read more from this very promising YA contemporary author. Let me tell you this: I wasn’t disappointed, at all. The Someday Daughter by Ellen O'Clover Published by HarperTeen on February 20, 2024 Genres: contemporary, young adult Format: ARC Source: NetGalley, Publisher Buy on Amazon, Bookshop, Blackwell's Goodreads From the critically acclaimed author of Seven Percent of Ro Devereux comes another nuanced, heartrending, and ultimately healing novel, about a rising college freshman ..read more

I’ve had stories in my head since I can’t remember. I recall writing little snippets here and there, in notebooks on a bus on a school trip, on pieces of paper I’ve long forgotten, now, when I was younger. I remember losing the notebooks for the keyboard, writing short stories and snippets of made-up characters’ lives online. I remember participating in NaNoWriMo the first time, losing, winning, losing bits of my mind here and there in the meantime, but still. I always had that spark to write. The past few years, writing has become more of a constant than ever in my life. I grew from writing ..read more

I discovered Kit Frick’s books with The Reunion, last year and since then, was eager to read more. I’ve been in a really thriller/mystery mood lately, so The Split perfectly fit the bill. Let’s see what I thought about it, shall we? The Split by Kit Frick Published by Simon & Schuster on February 13, 2024 Genres: adult, mystery, thriller Format: ARC Source: Author Buy on Amazon, Bookshop, Blackwell's Goodreads Jane Connor is resigned to being the “plain Jane” of her family—pragmatic and dependable—so unlike her beautiful and impetuous younger sister Esme. When Esme calls Jane d ..read more

Happy happy February, friends! It’s time to share what happened in the past month! This blog post contains affiliate links. If you buy something on my recommendation, I will receive a small commission. Purchasing via these links will not cost you any extra and will help me cover the costs of book blogging. You will find more info on my privacy policy and disclaimer pages. Thank you! Is it just me, or did January last about a gazillion years? This month always feels like the longest, every single year, but this one was a particular kind of torture, tbh. I’m just glad it’s ..read more

I fell for Ann Liang’s books a little while ago with her debut, If You Could See the Sun and… since then, all of her books have been hits, for me. I was eager to read I Hope This Doesn’t Find You, so let’s see if this met my expectations, shall we? I Hope This Doesn't Find You by Ann Liang Published by Scholastic Press on February 6, 2024 Genres: contemporary, young adult Format: ARC Source: Edelweiss Buy on Amazon, Bookshop, Blackwell's Goodreads Snarky and romantic, I Hope This Doesn't Find You is Never Have I Ever meets To All the Boys if Lara Jean wrote hate emails instead of l ..read more