As readers, we always prefer the books over the movie. However, that doesn't mean we don't like to see our favorite characters and stories come to life on the big screen (or our TVs/laptops). I have to say that I can't really complain about a lot of the movies I've seen that were based off … Continue reading Books I’d Love to See as Films
Chloe Sanderson's life is a rom-com movie, sort of. Her best friend, Annie, wrote a movie based off of the supposed romantic tension between Chloe and her boss, Nick, that everyone but them seems to be aware of at Nick's coffee shop. Now that the movie is being hyped up, Chloe and Nick are getting … Continue reading Review: Not Like the Movies
I don't normally like to make monthly TBR lists because I am the moodiest reader that I know. However, there are some books that I know I really want to read sooner than later, so I thought maybe making a (tentative) short list of books I want to read this coming month and crossing them … Continue reading My Potential August TBR
It's been a while since I read Attachments, but I still get little flashbacks to the characters and story. That's how you know a book is good! In fact, I might be due to re-read the book. The book promptly opens with one of Beth and Jennifer's emails, where we see right away that they … Continue reading Review: Attachments
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
By the Book is supposed to be a modern retelling of Jane Austen's Persuasion, and I'll be honest... I haven't read Persuasion. So I went into this book just wanting to read a good story, and I wasn't too disappointed. I loved the premise of the story and I did enjoy the character of Anne, … Continue reading By the Book – Review
I'm just going to start off right away that I couldn't get into this one, so I didn't finish it. It wasn't worth trying to push through. I read the first few chapters, but I couldn't make myself go any further. It felt like a chore The book does seem interesting; a 17-year-old ice cream … Continue reading The Liar – ARC Review
