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Review: We All Fall Down by Rose Szabo
Release Date: June 7th, 2022 Genre(s): Young adult fiction, fantasy, LGBT Publisher: Farrar, Straus and Giroux Pages: 416 Rating:⭐️.5Body-shaming, deceased family member, emotional abuse, drug use, gun violence, police brutality, misgendering, murder, racism,...
Review: The Afterlife of the Party by Marlene Perez
The Afterlife of the Party follows Tansy, who is dragged to a party in Hollywood Hills by her best friend Skyler, and leaves one as a vampire. Now her and Skyler are stuck on the road as groupies with a band of vampires. But when the girls find themselves within a vampire war, will Tansy be able to save her friends?
Review: The Project by Courtney Summers
The Project follows Lo Denham, who goes to live with her great aunt after the death of her parents and after her sister Bea joins The Unity Project. The Unity Project has won the hearts of many for its charitable actions, but Lo knows there’s more than meets the eye. And when a man shows up claiming that The Unity Project killed his son, Lo has the perfect opportunity to expose The Unity Project and reunite with her sister.
Mini Reviews #2
Well…it’s been a longer while than last time, hasn’t it? 😅
I wasn’t expecting to go on a second blog hiatus, but it looks like that’s exactly what happened. I ended up getting really sick, and the recovery time has been lengthy. I’m still not well yet, and at this rate, it’s going to continue to take time until I’m back to where I was before. But I wanted more than anything to return to blogging – I’ve certainly missed talking to my bookish friends here and talking about books. So slowly but surely, I’m returning from unexpected hiatus #2, which also means mini-reviews #2! They’re a few books I’ve read since I was gone. I hope you’ve been able to kick off your new year with some good reads!
Review: Shades of Darkness by N.K. Leem
The execution is in two weeks, and without his allies, it seems impossible to Thaleon that he will be able to stop it. But Thaleon will continue onward to Varle, even if it means death for him. Dawyn is in disbelief that Thaleon is still alive, and believing that he was taken captive, embarks on a quest to find him. But the Crown is searching for Thaleon, and the both of them will be killed if anyone finds out about his plans to help him.
Review: Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoyevsky
Crime and Punishment follows Raskolnikov, a former student who commits a random murder in St. Petersburg without regret. This changes when he begins to be pursued by a suspicious police investigator and finds the voice of his own conscience growing on him. There is only one person who can offer Raskolnikov redemption.
Review: Kindred by Octavia Butler
Kindred follows Dana, a 26-year-old African American woman living in California in 1976. She is suddenly transported to antebellum Maryland where, after saving a young boy’s life, has her own life threatened before returning to the present. After being transported to the same young boy multiple times, she realizes the challenge she’s been given.
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Hi! I’m Julie Anna, and you can probably find me literally anywhere curled up with a book and a cup of tea. Here you can find my book reviews and current reads!
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