I Should Have Read That Book Tag 🌺

Hello lovelies, today I've decided to have a go at the 'I Should Have That' book tag. I saw this over at paperroyalty's blog so make sure you check out her answers too. Lets get started! A BOOK THAT A FRIEND IS ALWAYS TELLING YOU TO READ Lets just say my friends aren't huge readers, however…

(Review) Vampire Academy #1 by Richelle Mead

I've just finished reading the first book in Richelle Mead's Vampire Academy series and I must admit, I loved it! I did have a few issues however, which I am going to discuss. So, with most books you really have to get into the writers writing style, and sometimes it can be harder than others.…

A-Z Book Tag!🌵

Hi guys! I saw this tag on Kayinwonderland's blog and though it looked like fun so lets jump into it! Author you’ve read the most books from? Definitely John Green Best sequel ever? Ps I Still Love You by Jenny Han Currently reading? Vampire Academy (#1) by Richelle Mead, so far so good 🙂 Drink of choice…

(Review) To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before #1 – Jenny Han

This is the sort of book that you can't wait to finish, yet you never want it to end. I found myself trying to quickly read the pages just to find out what happens. Jenny Han's writing really makes you feel immersed in the action, I completely forgot I was actually just in my room…

(Book vs Film) Everything, Everything – Nicola Yoon

Nicola Yoon. What a brilliant mind she has to create such beautiful characters and storylines. Full review of Everything, Everything coming soon, however here I wanted to talk about the book vs film. There were some really special moments in the book that I'm disappointed didn't make it into the film. For starters, I didn't…

(Review) Will Grayson, Will Grayson – John Green and David Levithan

I am a huge fan of John Green however I have to say 'Will Greyson, Will Greyson' is not a personal favourite of mine. Once I had put the book down I was left feeling very conflicted as there is a great plot, but something felt missing. I wouldn't agree it brings readers to tears,…

(Review) The Little Prince – Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

Antoine de Saint-Exupéry did an amazing job with The Little Prince. It is filled with really insightful morals and views on the human condition. Although it is a story aimed for children, adults can learn a lot from The Little Prince's journey. There are many embedded teachings and values which children may not fully understand…

(Review) An Abundance of Katherines – John Green

John Green. One of my favourite YA authors ever. His stories are so beautifully written and An Abundance of Katherines did not disappoint. An Abundance of Katherines focuses around Colin, a child prodigy, and his best friend Hassan. After being dumped by the nineteenth Katherine, Hassan and Colin go on a road trip to try…