Tag: book review
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Love Requires Chocolate
There’s plenty of romance in this cute, light read against the backdrop of Paris (city of love, city of light, city of delicious patisserie!). Whitney Curry is spending her summer abroad in Paris, so she can improve her theater skills and create a project that would impress even her inspiration and idol, Josephine Baker… read more
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A Song to Drown Rivers
This book is so much more than a gorgeous cover and interesting premise. It’s a story full of well-written characters, emotional writing, twists, turns, and forbidden romance. A Song to Drown Rivers is a beautifully written and captivating tale about love, war, and sacrifice… read more
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Finding My Elf
Discovering yourself and discovering romance take center stage in this YA holiday rom-com, all while Cam and Marco compete to be the best and most popular Elf in Santaland to score a much-needed cash prize. For Cam, he’s back to his small hometown from NYU to celebrate the festive holidays, his dad’s favorite time… read more
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Nothing Like the Movies
It’s been months since Wes and Liz, next door neighbors and enemies turned lovers, broke up, following the death of Wes’s dad, which forced him to come back home and take care of his mom and sister, and in the process give up baseball, drop out of college, and lose Liz. Now… read more
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Lovelight Farms
Stella runs a Christmas tree farm. It might seem like a magical and fun job, but between racoon invasions, missing packages, and finances, things aren’t looking so festive. Stella needs help (and money) to turn around the farm, either that or a famous travel influencer named Evelyn coming to feature her farm with… read more
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This Train is Being Held
Sometimes I can’t help but rate books based on how I feel when I finish them. The moment I finished This Train Is Being Held, I wanted to take this book and give it a big hug! It may not be perfect, but the heart breaking emotion, sweet romance, and captivating plot gave this book… read more
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A Fragile Enchantment
I love reading during travel, especially as a way to pass time on long flights. I started reading this book on the plane and the time I spent reading passed by so quickly; the flight time unfortunately did not 😊 Niamh is a tailor. Famous for imbuing her designs with enchantments to portray certain emotions,… read more
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The Undertaking of Hart and Mercy
This book was not at all what I was expecting! I was starting to see a lot about this book, so I decided to pick it up, and I was not disappointed! Hart and Mercy are the definition of insta-hate. They can hardly stand each other, and Hart only begrudgingly deals with her when his… read more
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Witty in Pink
This book is such a delightful read! Briggs and Blythe are childhood nemeses. They weren’t always that way, but after that prank at a ball years ago, there’s been nothing but mutual dislike since. Now, years later, they meet again. But this time, they’re both burdened with family difficulties… read more
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Demon in the Wood
Origin stories. The tales that make you learn more about the hero or sympathize with the villain. Demon in the Wood, the newest addition to the Grishaverse series, is the Darkling’s origin story. But what kind: a hero’s or a villain’s? The author alluded to this in the afterword, and it started me thinking. In… read more