"I refuse to live a life of regret. I refuse to hope things will get better in the future when I have complete control over making them the best possible right here and now. We have one life – and none of us knows how long our life will be or what will become of … Continue reading Review: A Work in Progress
Warning before you read, this review contains major spoilers! I'm a sucker for love triangles, though I usually tend to dislike one of the people caught in said triangle, that wasn't the case for this book. I adored both Chase and Brandon from the start, even tough Chase is the type of guy I would … Continue reading Review: Taking Chances
I actually read this book before its predecessor, Anna and the French Kiss. Why? I liked the plot and I hadn't realized it was a part of a series by Stephanie Perkins. So, yes, I did read the first book knowing Anna and St. Clair's fate since they both appear in this book. Oops. But … Continue reading Review: Lola and the Boy Next Door
Autumn finds herself locked inside the library for an entire weekend with no way out and unable to contact anyone. She soon realizes she's not alone; Dax Miller is also locked in with her. She doesn't know much about him, other than he did some time in juvie and that he's a loner - not exactly someone … Continue reading Review: By Your Side
I'm going to admit right now that the main reason I picked this book up the first time is because of it's setting - Paris, France. Also known as one of my dream destinations, but I'll take reading about it until I actually do get to visit. This story is about a Georgia girl, Anna, … Continue reading Review: Anna and the French Kiss
First off, I just need to say how I relate to Nina with my love for books. There really is nothing like suggesting a book to a patron and having them come back and tell me that they loved the book! That is one of my favorite parts of my job - reader's advisory. And … Continue reading Review: The Bookshop on the Corner
It's only been a few days since the Core Four found their parents' talismans and they have yet to destroy them. After a weird storm hits, they decide it's time to get on with getting rid of them before anything else happens. Though when they're destroyed, the barrier around the Isle of the Lost is … Continue reading Review: Rise of the Isle of the Lost
How to Eat a Cupcake is a light read that I'd recommend for anyone who likes stories about estranged friends coming back together for a cause. Of course, in this case, the cause is a cupcakery, which is honestly the part that really drew me in. Though the story is slow to get to it, … Continue reading Review: How to Eat a Cupcake
Weeks have passed since Mal defeated her mother, Maleficent (now a tiny lizard), and everything seems peaceful for her and her friends. However, there have been some weird weather patterns happening throughout the United States of Auradon that cannot be explained, and there have been some mysterious attacks in a nearby kingdom. Then, there are … Continue reading Review: Return to the Isle of the Lost
Didn't you know? Villains have kids too. Twenty years ago when Belle married her Beast they rounded up all the villains and banished them... to the Isle of the Lost. During their banishment these notorious villains have been raising their young, preparing them for the day when they'd escape the magic dome allowing them to … Continue reading Review: The Isle of the Lost
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
