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  • You’ve Got The Map Backwards by Brian Usobiaga: A Realistic View On Young Adulthood

    March 14, 2025
    Young Adult

    This book was a breath of fresh air. I thoroughly enjoyed reading it and I was impressed by the author’s writing style throughout—like I would genuinely love to read another book by this author again in whatever genre because the writing appealed to me greatly. You’ve Got The Map Backwards by Brian Usobiaga is a…

  • It Ends With Us By Colleen Hoover Book Review — A Flop, A Modern Classic, Or Something Else Altogether?

    March 1, 2025
    Romance

    When I first started reading It Ends With Us, I was nervous. I had seen the controversy around this book (and movie). I had seen the accusations of glamorizing abuse and being disrespectful to domestic violence victims. I had seen the scandal around Colleen Hoover herself. All in all, the fanfare around this book was…

  • The Crash by Freida McFadden Book Review: A Pregnant Woman’s Quest to Survival

    February 7, 2025
    Mystery

    The whole world seems to be plotting against Tegan Warner, so it seems. Wow… this was my first Freida McFadden book. And it was wild. Are they all like this? lol This story focuses on twenty-three year old Tegan Warner, who’s pregnant and just trying to turn her life around for her baby girl who…

  • The Last of the Moon Girls by Barbara Davis Book Review: Finding Forgiveness, Truth, and Healing

    February 6, 2025
    Mystery

    Althea Moon was, informally, declared a murderer in her small town in New Hampshire. With this accusation came the downfall of the Moon Girl Farm, as well as the alienation and eventual departure of the youngest Moon: Elzibeth Moon, better known as Lizzy. Years later, when Althea Moon dies, Lizzy comes back to the Moon…

  • I Who Have Never Known Men by Jacqueline Harpman Book Review — Humans and Their Innate Curiosity

    February 4, 2025
    Sci-Fi

    An incredibly harrowing, unsettling read that left me with so many unanswered questions. And I still enjoyed every moment of it. Our unnamed protagonist is one of forty women imprisoned in an underground bunker, guarded by male wardens every moment of their lives. But one day, everything changes for these women. Whether it’s for better…

  • All of Me by Amanda Michelle Book Review — A Perfect Valentine’s Day Treat

    January 30, 2025
    Romance

    If you need an emotional, gripping, and amazing romance to enjoy just in time for Valentine’s Day, this is the one for you! With a story as beautiful, passionate, and vulnerable as this one, I found it hard to put down. Lacy Adams and Trevor James met in high school. When an unfortunate accident brings…

  • Found by Erin Kinsley Book Review — A Young Boy Disappears… Then Returns.

    January 28, 2025
    Mystery

    A young boy is kidnapped from a bus stop as he comes home from school. Around a year later, he’s found and returned to his family. What happened to him? And can he help investigators find the ones who did this to him before they strike again? Found by Erin Kinsley is a thriller, but…

  • The Night She Disappeared Book Review–Two Young Parents, Gone. What Happened?

    January 24, 2025
    Mystery

    Picture this: you’re sitting at home, taking care of your infant grandchild while your daughter and her boyfriend go out on a date. They’re young, they deserve a break from the struggles of young parenthood, so they go. And then they never come back. What do you do? How do you react? Where do you…

  • The Orphanage by the Lake Book Review — Will A Missing Girl Be Found?

    January 22, 2025
    Mystery

    I tried really hard to like this one because the synopsis and the overall premise seemed enticing, but as I got through the book, it really started to feel flat. Hazel Cho is a private investigator living in New York with her roommate, Kenny Shum. She’s struggling to really make it in her career, wanting…

  • Close Your Eyes by Teresa Driscoll Book Review — His Daughter Is Gone. And It’s All His Fault.

    January 17, 2025
    Mystery

    When his daughter disappears, he’s convinced that it’s all his fault. How can he live with himself, knowing he put his little girl in danger? That’s the dilemma faced by Matthew Hill in Teresa Driscoll’s book, Close Your Eyes. But nothing is as it seems. At least, not at first. The story follows private investigator…

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