Worthy
Worthy by Donna Cooner has so many layers that it’s hard for me to gather my thoughts to write a cohesive review. I picked up Worthy on a whim. The jacket cover sounded fun and different and I thought I’d … Continued
Romeo and What’s Her Name
Romeo and What’s Her Name by Shani Petroff was full of cuteness, from the cover, to the title, to the story. Yet, I found that while the story was a cute, sweet romance (sort of. I’ll get to that), it touched … Continued
Bookishly Ever After
Bookishly Ever After is one of those feel good reads. The kind that makes you wish for a cold, rainy day so you can curl up in your favorite chair with a glass of hot chocolate and read. Yes. That … Continued
Travelers by Meradeth Houston
This is a hard review to write. Although I finished Travelers some time ago, I haven’t been able to write my review. There are a few reasons for this, mainly, however, I think it is because I’m struggling with how … Continued
Rapunzel Untangled
I was excited to read “Rapunzel Untangled” by Cindy Bennet. I really enjoy fairy tale retellings. Some lend themselves to varied plots twists and turns and “Rapunzel Untangled” was no exception. I thought the idea of the story was … Continued
Charmed Memories
Where to start? I have to say, I absolutely loved, LOVED, Mary’s debut Quest of the Hart. I thought it reached beyond the boundaries of being just another “young adult novel” in a pile of books. It was truly a … Continued
Quest of the Hart
I have been waiting not so patiently to read Mary Waibel’s debut young adult reverse fairy tale retelling since she told me about it months ago. I finally got my chance and all I can say is…it was definitely worth … Continued
The Chemistry of Fate
If you’ve read my blog you already know I have mad love for Meradeth Houston. Not only is she a sweet person (and funny), but she is a wicked talented author. When I read her debut young adult paranormal Colors … Continued
Color Like Memories
“I greeted his tombstone the way I always did-with a swift kick.” That line alone made me want to read more and I’m so glad I did. Colors like Memories was one of those guilty pleasures–the kind of book you … Continued
