“Where are you guys? Text me back.” Carver Briggs never got a reply to his text, which he had sent to his best friend Mars. Mars had been driving home from the movies with their other best friends, Eli and Blake. The police found a half-written response to Carver on Mars’ phone after his car rear-ended a… Continue reading Goodbye Days – Review
I found the Addiction Book Tag over on Marie @ Drizzle & Hurricane Books blog and decided that I wanted to do it as well! You can check out my answers and you should go check out Marie's blog too. So... here we go! 1) What is the longest amount of time you can comfortably go… Continue reading Addiction Book Tag
Right away I sympathized with the characters and their situation with student debt... as I'm sure most students would. However, mine is not nearly as high as their's was, so I have that going for me. One of their friends has a theory that there is something suspicious going on, something that he refers to… Continue reading The Rooster Bar – Review
Hey all, so I found this 20 Questions Book Tag on a few different blogger's sites, so I decided to give it a go in between reviews. 1. How many books are too many in a series? I've read some with 15 books before and I still wanted more books... but then I can read… Continue reading 20 Questions Book Tag
This was a cute, light read about Daisy, a teen from Florida, whose sister is newly engaged to a prince from Scotland. Daisy's summer plans are uprooted as she and her family travel to Scotland to stay with her sister in advance of the wedding. This way the families can meet because although Daisy's sister… Continue reading Royals – Review
I'm trying to catch up with some book reviews, it's sometimes hard to find time to actually sit and get my thoughts together after reading a book, so I usually put it off. I would take notes, but my reviews aren't extensive anyway, so I'd rather refrain from doing that. In the meantime, I'll do… Continue reading Guilty Reader Tag
I cannot get over how amazing this book was! It covers some tough, but very real issues including racism, bullying, sexual orientation, perfection, and of course, the act of a school being bombed. Each character has some sort of problem that readers can easily relate to. We've all had to deal with at least one… Continue reading Time Bomb – Review
