Review: Whiteout by Elyse Springer
Plot twist! would be a great way to sum this one up. I did not expect this. Not at all.
Review: Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell
I really enjoyed that there is no bad boy type. I’m really bored how so many of the love interests are (wannabe) bad boys and are truly just assholes.
Review: Watching and Wanting by Jay Northcote
It was exhausting but in a good way, if that makes any sense at all.
Review: Hell & High Water by Charlie Cochet
May I start with saying how well thought-through this world is?
Review: All the wrong places by Ann Gallagher
But my most beloved character would be Zafir’s son Tariq. He is very kid-like and so enthusiastic, which makes him a fun and refreshing character.
Review: Gays of Our Lives by Kris Ripper
Being chronically ill myself I was very eager to read a book about a chronically ill character
Review: The art of being normal by Lisa Williamson
It’s like this big relevation to the characters, but the reader knows it before starting to read it.
Review: Ball caps and khakis by Jo Ramsey
This book deals with different forms of rape and thoughts about consent issues. And I really like how it deals with it.
Review: Clockwork Heart by Heidi Cullinan
The way he and Conny handle their language problems is very realistic and fun to read.
Review: Moment of Silence by Karen Stivali
The relationship to his father is heartbreaking and his interactions with his sister are just adorable.
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