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Harrow the Ninth ~ Tamsyn Muir

Rating: 5/5 Harrow the Ninth might quite possibly be the craziest book I have ever read. Muir manages to pull it all off, bringing readers to the brink of setting the book down over shear confusion and disappointment only to turn it all back with enlightenment and enthusiasm. Harrow is a 180 to Gideon’s profanity, sassiness, curiosity. Everything that Gideon the Ninth served us is obliterated by…

Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: Women's Soccer RPF Rating: Not Rated Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Tobin Heath/Christen Press Characters: Tobin Heath, Christen Press Additional Tags: Christmas Fluff, little bitty bit of smut, happy holigays Summary:

Snapdragon ~ Kat Leyh

Rating: 5/5 Definitely at the top of my list for best graphic novels I’ve read thus far, Leyh’s Snapdragon is smart, humble, and deeply emotional. Snap spends a lot of time on her own, and she likes it that way. She’s tough, and can stand up for herself. So when her dog goes missing with the local town witch, she gets herself psyched up to go rescue him. She confronts the witch, only to find…

Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: Women's Soccer RPF Rating: Mature Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Tobin Heath/Christen Press Characters: Tobin Heath, Christen Press Summary:

tobin's never been in a relationship, never felt the need. her love is soccer, always has been, always will be. with the occasional hook up here and there.

kelley's childhood best friend, who's moving to portland, who's not looking for anything serious, is perfect for tobin, who knows casual, who has never been one for commitment.

it works.

Snotgirl Vol. 3 ~ Bryan Lee O’Malley

Rating: 3/5 Snotgirl continues to be mildly entertaining, with the most interesting part being the illustrations. Leslie Hung is a fantastic illustrator, and Rahael Cohen uses color brilliantly. Lottie Person continues to be a hot mess, from her insecurities and anxieties to her friendships. She spends much of her time self-centered, although grows as a person some, usually by others pulling…

Anxious People ~ Frederik Backman

Rating: 4/5 Anxious People was one of my more enjoyable audio listens recently. The production was good, with the narrator using distinct voices for each of the characters. It was a fun romp of the testimonies from those involved in a hostage situation following a bank robbery. Now, you may be thinking that this premise doesn’t sound like it would be a good time, but the story is a tragi-comedy,…

The Switch ~ Beth O’Leary

Rating: 4/5 A badass story of three generations of women in England finding new ways to be happy. They’ve recently lost their daughter/sister, grandchild, and they’re each going through the process of grieving in their own way. One of them is in denial, one of them is keeping busy with helping others, and one of them is breaking down emotionally. Leena is directed to take a paid break from work,…

You Have a Match ~ Emma Lord

Rating: 4/5 A delightful popcorn read, You Have a Match is Emma Lord’s sophomore novel, and a big hit for me. Abby is going into her senior year of high school, if she can make it through summer school that is. Her life was pretty simple until her Poppy passed last year. Since then her grades have taken a nose dive, and although she still spends time with her two best friends Connie and Leo, she…