What happens when a musician loses his hearing? Is he still a musician? Can he still even make music? That is what Impossible Music is about. Simon suddenly loses his hearing in a rare way in which there is no recovery. The problem is that he lives and breathes music; he can't imagine doing anything… Continue reading Impossible Music – Review
I didn't like this book as much as I was hoping I would, but I didn't totally hate it either. Louna is somewhat cynical when it comes to relationships, but she has her reasons. Her first real relationship ended tragically, and she works for her mother's wedding planning company, which means she's seen wedding of… Continue reading Once and For All – Review
Mirror, Mirror is a retelling of the classic, Snow White. I have recently become obsessed with fairy-tale retellings and this was the first one I decided to really take a chance on. So the take on this story is what if the Evil Queen had poisoned the prince instead of Snow White? I enjoyed the… Continue reading Mirror, Mirror – Review
This was a very relatable read. I found myself nodding along or going, "Hey, that's me!" through the chapters. Of course, I didn't relate to every single thing that was talked about in the book, but you get the idea. In I'd Rather Be Reading, Anne Bogel (Modern Mrs. Darcy and What Should I Read… Continue reading I’d Rather Be Reading – Review
Escape From the Isle of the Lost is the fourth book in the Descendants novels series, which serves as a prelude to the final movie, Descendants 3. It shows the characters dealing with what they plan to do with the next chapter in their lives, especially since neither Mal, Evie, Jay, or Carlos had really… Continue reading Escape From the Isle of the Lost – Review
This was a quick and cute read, and it's books like this one that are making me like the New Adult genre more and more. Probably because it's relatable. One aspect about this book that I liked was the accuracy in which the workplace was portrayed. Mel works with tech start-ups, aka: the new app… Continue reading How to Hack a Heartbreak – Review
1985: Stori3s From SOS contains three short stories/novellas that tie in with the SOS universe. The first story is about Evan Baxter the day before the events in The Silence of Six, which gives us a little more insight to his character. I honestly wish he had an entire prequel novel devoted to him because… Continue reading 1985: Stories from SOS – Review
Summer Reading... the one thing that many students dread about their time off from school. In fact, a lot of them dislike it so much that they put it off until the last minute. And guess what that means? When they come in to get the book from the library, chances are we don't have… Continue reading Summer Reading Scramble
Against All Silence picks up with Max a year after the events in the Silence of Six. He is just finished his study-abroad semester in senior year and is at the airport ready to go home for Christmas, but his plans come to a halt when he is flagged on France's no-fly list. He soon… Continue reading Against All Silence – Review
That. Was. Intense. I think that might have been the most riveting and heartbreaking non-fiction books I have ever read, which is why it took me a while to really be able to compose a review. Since I was too young to remember this tragedy and how the media covered it, I was shocked at… Continue reading Columbine – Review
