two books that made me miss my mom

Today I’m bringing to you two books that absolutely destroyed me and had me calling my mom to tell her I love her. Those books are: The Dating Plan by Sara Desai and Serena Singh Flips the Script by Sonya Lalli. Thank you Penguin Random House for sending this books my way! Serena Singh Flips

The Wife Upstairs by Rachel Hawkins

I am coming to you with a review of one of my favourite thriller/suspense novels I have read in quite a while! This novel was a thrill from beginning to end, but I’ll be talking about all of that and more in my review. Just so you’re aware, this review will contain no spoilers whatsoever.

Ready Player One by Ernest Cline

This book was incredible. I wasn’t expecting to like this book as much as I did (which is why I waited so long to pick it up), but oh my god guys…. Let’s jump into the review. Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Pages: 374 PagesPublished: August 16th, 2011Bingefactor: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Review:I have recently been seeing this novel everywhere, which is

5 Mini Book Reviews

So…. after a (year) long reading slump, I think I’ve finally beat it. At least that’s my assumption after finishing 5 books this past weekend. I know, 5 books. Insane. I thought about doing separate reviews for each of the books I read but that filled me with dread and I figured I should stay

A Head Full of Ghosts by Paul Tremblay

Do you ever shock yourself with the books you decide to read? This novel was a shock for me, I was just casually browsing Scribd for a new audiobook and this baby popped into my suggestions. The summary definitely caught my eye because I am the biggest horror fan (despite being terrified and uncomfortable the

The Midnight Library by Matt Haig

Welcome back everyone! I don’t know how long it has been since I’ve posted a book review, but I am back and ready to share a recent read of mine! This is a novel that everyone and their mother has been talking about and it definitely drew my attention. I initially started reading this book

Midnight Sun by Stephanie Meyer

I know a lot of you have very strong thoughts when it comes to Stephanie Meyer. Some may be positive and the rest are definitely negative. To be honest, I wasn’t planning on even purchasing or picking this book up, but one day I saw it at Costco for a cheap price and figured why

cringey romance books I’ve read in the last couple months + my recommendations

When quarantine hit, I was not in the mood for books that were actually “good” and made me think. Therefore, I decided that I would devote my time instead to some incredibly cringey romance novels that require 0% brain power. the books I read the books I’d read again The Baller by Vi Keeland –

The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides

Hello everyone! Welcome to my first review of 2020 of one of my first reads of 2020! This book is one that I had heard a lot about last year, so when I saw it on Scibd as an audiobook I downloaded and listened to it immediately. This book was definitely one that drew mixed

Ninth House by Leigh Bardugo

This novel is one that I have been extremely excited to pick up ever since I heard it was coming out. Leigh Bardugo is an incredible writer and finding out she was coming out with an Adult novel was such an exciting announcement. This review is part of the Ninth House blog tour put on