Better World Books
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Review: Summer Confessions by Lynn Vroman
I rooted so much for them and with every step back I felt so bad for them. It’s a really sweet first love story.
Review: The Dystopian Nation of City-State – “Prescription for Ratings: The Contestants” by Kaisy Wilkerson-Mills & James Courtney
I love dystopian novels. I loved how violent this one was, how raw.
Book Haul – textbooks
Anyway, here’s a different book haul than normally.
Review: Crossing Borders by Z. A. Maxfield
At first I thought it would be a nice read and that’s it.
Review: About a girl by Sarah McCarry
At first I thought it would be a story about finding love, a little bit of family drama, you know the drill.
Review: Gold Digger by Alexandr Voinov
The relationship between Nikolai and Henri was despite the kinky sex really cute and I would have liked to read more about it.
Review: Tainted Energy by Lynn Vroman
I really like Lena, the way she stands up to her father, helps her mother but doesn’t lose herself in it.
Review: Casting shadows everywhere by Tim McBain & L.T. Vargus
But this one got a hold of me and I soon didn’t even notice the journal-writing anymore
Review: Starbright by Rachel Higginson
Because of the whole relationship drama the actual earth is in danger theme wasn’t really that present. Sadly.
The Queer Bookish 