Epoch by Jewel E Ann

Finishing this book was such a bittersweet feeling. It left me feeling so complete, brimming with so many emotions, and—honestly, I could just sob. That’s how full I felt after flipping that last page. It’s the feeling you get after clicking the last piece of a massive puzzle in place. The feeling when you step …

Transcend by Jewel E Ann

I don’t know that I can quite find the words to explain all the things that this book made me feel. It made me ache in so many different ways and for so many different reasons. I ached with joy. I ached with heartbreak. I ached because the characters ached. I ached because their story …

Break Your Glass Slippers by Amanda Lovelace

From a neutral perspective, I can definitely see how this book could be really empowering for a lot of women, which is something I liked about the poems in it. I can picture how some women will pick this book up and by the time they close it, they’ll have connected with it deeply. In …

Anyone But Nick by Penelope Bloom

Okay, so I knew I loved Nick from the moment he hit the page in the first book (just like what happened with Rich and Cade). He has that quiet genius personality to him that really drags you in because it adds mystery to his whole persona. You never really know him as a reader …

Anyone But Cade by Penelope Bloom

Cade and Iris’s story was so much fun to read because they both have such fun personalities! They have a similar sense of humour and Cade’s jokes-all-the-way attitude mixed with Iris’s feistiness made this book so amusing from the first page to the last 😂 Right from book one, I was so invested in seeing …

Anyone But Rich by Penelope Bloom

I had no idea going into this book that I’d love it as much as I did and I was really pleasantly surprised by it! It made for a really quick (it was only 249 pages) and enjoyable read. It was so easy to follow along with and kept me intrigued throughout. To top it …

The Winner’s Kiss by Marie Rutkoski

I knew from the start this book would either make it or break it for me. I’m really glad to say that it made it. This was the perfect finale to this series and it delivered exactly as I’d wanted it to. Not only did it give the epic conclusion I wanted, but it was …

The Winner’s Crime by Marie Rutkoski

Turns out, I’m not a patient person. So I have to start by saying that this book made me SO MAD. Like, I was feeling so much that it all just turned into one big ball of anger 😂 I wanted to climb into the book and yell out the solution to all the characters’ …

The Winner’s Curse by Marie Rutkoski

I think I’ve got a thing for political fantasies. Even if they don’t necessarily involve royalty, I still really like them. This book kind of mildly gave me Red Queen vibes for whatever reason 🤔 I think it might’ve been because there were two divided groups of people, where one is inferior to the other? …

Gotham High by Melissa de la Cruz + Thomas Pitilli

First and foremost, thank you to DC for providing me with a free copy of this book! Now on with the review! I don’t read graphic novels, usually, but for the first one I’ve read in who knows how many years, I think it was a really quick and enjoyable read. The colours were vibrant …