Jan 11, 2023
when people are like UGH i'm so sick of this trope i read over and over girl you're literally in a genre
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when people are like UGH i'm so sick of this trope i read over and over girl you're literally in a genre
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I come from a family of readers and I got so much unnecessary shame for not reading the "right" books. So stupid.
kazually murders someone after popping their eye off although you said you won't if they gave you the information you need just because they hurt the girl you have hidden feelings for
IT IS HERE! I’ve been so anxious for this book to come out ever since I saw someone say ‘YA novel in verse about Artemisia Gentileschi*’ and went HELLO YOU HAVE MY ATTENTION
*Artemisia is my FAVORITE as you guys know
BLOOD WATER PAINT by Joy McCullough is out now!
Why would an adult read fiction for teenagers? Because it possesses those fleeting qualities that are so hard to find elsewhere.
A great column on reading young adult when you're no longer quite so young. Do you still read YA as an adult?
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My Year In Books: 2018
In 2018 I really enjoyed reading. After a slow start I’m happy to say I read 14 books. Here they all are with their finished dates & my Goodreads rating: Can you tell I am YA obsessed...
1) The Abduction by John Grisham : 28th March - 4 stars
2) Turtles All The Way Down by John Green : 23rd April - 5 stars
3) The Foxhole Court by Nora Sakavic : 6th May - 5 stars
4) The Raven King by Nora Sakavic : 21st May - 5 stars
5) The King’s Men by Nora Sakavic : 5th June - 4 stars
6) How To Be Bad by E Lockhart, Lauren Myracle and Sarah Mlynowski : 16th June - 4 stars
7)It’s Not Summer Without You : 19th June - 4 stars
8) We’ll Always Have Summer by Jenny Han : 21st June - 4 stars
9) Leah On The Off Beat by Becky Albertalli : 13th July - 5 stars
10) Simon vs. The Homo Sapiens Agenda by Becky Albertalli : 24th October - 5 stars
11) The Miseducation of Cameron Post by Emily M. Danforth : 29th November - 4 stars
12) More Happy Than Not by Adam Silvera : 21st December - 2 stars
13) Harry Potter And the Chamber of Secrets by J.K . Rowling : 30th December - 4 stars
14) L’art de la Simlicite by Dominique Loreau : 31st December - 5 stars
I picked up The Last Magician before I realized it was by the same author as Unhooked. I was not a fan of Unhooked. But I already had The Last Magician in my hands, and the premise was interesting, so I decided to give it a try anyway. I’m glad I did. I’ve been transported to early twentieth century New York and the world of the Mageus. I’m intrigued by the cast of characters trying to escape the invisible prison created by the Order. Have you ever given an author a second chance with a new book/series? Were you disappointed, or glad you did?
(Source IGer @bibliovca) #EverythingEverythingBook