Two girls. One wild and reckless day. Years of tumultuous history unspooling like a thin, fraying string in the hours after they set a fire.
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Book Review: All About Mia by Lisa Williamson
One family, three sisters. GRACE, the oldest: straight-A student. AUDREY, the youngest: future Olympic swimming champion. And MIA, the mess in the middle.
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Book Review: A Vow So Bold and Deadly by Brigid Kemmerer
Grey has been revealed as the rightful prince of Emberfall. But the kingdom is crumbling fast, torn between his claim and that of the reigning Prince Rhen and Princess Harper. Newly crowned as Queen of the enemy kingdom Syhl Shallow, Lia Mara struggles to rule with a gentler hand than her mother. But as Grey moves closer to claiming the crown of Emberfall, both Harper and Lia Mara are forced to question where they stand - and how far they can follow the dictates of their hearts.
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Book Review: The Charmed Wife by Olga Grushin
Cinderella married the man of her dreams - the perfect ending she deserved after diligently following all the fairy-tale rules. Yet now, two children and thirteen-and-a-half years later, things have gone badly wrong.
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Book Review: Together Apart by Various Authors
A collection of original contemporary love stories set during life in lockdown by some of today's most popular YA authors.
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Book Review: Murder on the Orient Express by Agatha Christie
Travelling on the Orient Express, Poirot is approached by a desperate American named Ratchett. Afraid that someone plans to kill him, Ratchett asks Poirot for help. Sadly the very next day Ratchett's worst fears become reality, when he is found dead in his cabin, a victim of multiple stab wounds. With nothing but a scrap of paper to go on, Poirot must piece together Ratchett’s identity before he can establish which of his fellow passengers murdered him.
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Book Review: The Black Kids by Christina Hammonds Reed
Ashley Bennett and her friends are living the charmed life. It’s the end of high school and they’re spending more time at the beach than in the classroom. They can already feel the sunny days and endless possibilities of summer. But everything changes one afternoon in April, when four police officers are acquitted after beating a black man named Rodney King half to death. Suddenly, Ashley’s not just one of the girls. She’s one of the black kids.
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Book Review: A Heart So Fierce and Broken by Brigid Kemmerer
Harper has freed Prince Rhen from the curse that almost destroyed his kingdom. Bit all is not well in Emberfall: rumours are rife that there is a rival heir with a stronger claim to the throne and that 'Princess' Harper of Disi is nothing but fraud. Grey has fled the castle carrying a terrible secret. When he is discovered by soldiers and returned to Ironrose by force, Grey's allegiances begin to shift. And as he grows closer to an enemy princess, he is forced to decide whether he will stand against Rhen for the crown he never wanted.
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Book Review: Children of Eden by Joey Graceffa
For those of you who’ve followed me for a while, you’ll know I love dystopia. It may have died out a while back during The Hunger Games hype, but I remain a solid fan of it. So, when I came across this book, it sounded right up my street, so I decided to buy it...
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Book Review: Cemetery Boys by Aiden Thomas
Cemetery Boys is a wonderful story filled with magic, adventure, and romance. I saw this book around on Bookstagram before it was published and I knew I wanted to read it, so I pre-ordered it.
