I requested Gone to Drift because the cover gave me Island of the Blue Dolphins vibes. While this was nothing like Island of the Blue Dolphins, this was a very interesting YA novel about a boy’s quest to find out what happened to his beloved Grandfather who never returns from a fishing trip. It sounds simple, but this book was much more than I was anticipating…
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Books included in this post: Thirteen Reasons Why by Jay Asher, East by Edith Pattou, & The Shadow Queen by C.J. Redwine
Book Trigger/Content Warning: suicide & sexual assault
*This review will touch upon suicide*
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If you missed it last month, I started a new feature on my blog called “Book Blogger Recs”. You can read my first installment here → Book Blogger Recs: Bloggers to Follow for Thriller/Suspense/Crime Readers.
“Book Blogger Recs” is a monthly feature where I highlight book bloggers based on a particular theme. This will not be a simple listing of blogs, but also a mini Q&A session with each blogger. This way you can get to know the bloggers a little better before checking out their blogs for yourselves.
Are you a YA reader? If so, I have a few book bloggers I would like to introduce you to…
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After seeing the gorgeous cover and the odd title, I knew I had to pick this one up. The Smell of Other People’s Houses? What’s that all about?
Continue reading “Book Review: The Smell of Other People’s Houses by Bonnie-Sue Hitchcock”
Hello bookworms!
While on my quest to diversify my reading, I realized that I needed to read more books within the realm of LGBTQIA+ fiction. So today, I am brining you mini reviews for two young adult books that I’ve recently read, and I think you should as well.
Books included in this post: Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe by Bengamin Alire Sáenz & Symptoms of Being Human by Jeff Garvin
