The title is all too real. This book is like reading one of those magazine advice columns, except everyone who writes in to ask for advice is gay and the advice column writers are also gay and give advice that is both heart warming and keeps it real. As a non-binary lesbian, I found this… Continue reading The Ex-Girlfriend of My Ex-Girlfriend is my Girlfriend REVIEW
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Spoiler Alert by Olivia Dade REVIEW
Spoiler Alert: It was fucking amazing. This was the CUTEST. I was literally squealing at every chapter. Cue the synopsis: This book follows Marcus Caster-Rupp, the star of the biggest show on TV, Gods of the Gates, and April Whittier, a hardcore fan of the show. Marcus, frustrated with the direction the show is taking,… Continue reading Spoiler Alert by Olivia Dade REVIEW
Piecing Me Together REVIEW
Yes, I'm a little late to the party, but we are gonna roll with it. Piecing Me Together is Renée Watson's 2017 YA novel following Jade, a poor Black girl living in Portland and is on scholarship at the private, majority-white high school across town. When Jade is called to her counselor's office on the… Continue reading Piecing Me Together REVIEW
The Midnight Library Review
tws for this book: su*cide, depression, anxiety When my library got this book, my interest was piqued: a library?? of lives?? a title similar to my favorite HeadSpace Sleepcast?? Amazing. And THEN this won the Goodread's choice award for fiction! Overall, this was a great book, but because of the hype, I was a little… Continue reading The Midnight Library Review
We Used to Be Friends Review
I am having ALL. THE. FEELS. This summer, I read Amy Spalding's other YA novel, The Summer of Jordi Perez (and the Best Burger in Los Angeles) and it was really everything sapphic I needed. So imagine my excitement to see Spalding had released a new book in 2020! I was really just expecting a… Continue reading We Used to Be Friends Review
The Library of Legends Review
Janie Chang's MIND y'all. The Library of Legends was SO GOOD. It was so magical, imaginative, and full of adventure and mystery. The story took so many turns and was full of this magical nostalgia. The magical elements reminded me of something we would see straight out of a studio ghibli movie, while the historical… Continue reading The Library of Legends Review
Take a Hint, Dani Brown Review
cws for this book: mention of death, grief, mention of anxiety I LOVED THIS BOOK!! While I adored Get a Life, Chloe Brown, it fell a little flat for me in comparison to this one. Take a Hint, Dani Brown by Talia Hibbert is about Dani, the middle sister of the Brown family, who is… Continue reading Take a Hint, Dani Brown Review
