Review: How to be a normal person by TJ Klune
I love this book! It belongs to my most beloved books now.
Review: Me before You by Jojo Moyes
This book doesn’t go the easy way. It is very realistic and doesn’t skimp over the ‘yucky’ parts.
Review: In the afterlight by Alexandra Bracken
The thing I noticed the most is, how… childlike the children are.
Review: Now What?: For Families with Trans and Gender-Nonconforming Children by Rex Butt
This is a well written book. I really like how inclusive it is, in more ways than one.
Review: Clean eating miracle – 52 chef habits – the quick reference guide by Gabi Rupp
Description: The easiest way to change your life and your health is with a process. The Miracle of Clean Eating will transform your life in just 5 minutes a day! The Quick Reference Guide is the digital shortcut that contains absolute everything to make clean eating habits stick. Rating: 5/5 […]
Review: Never Fade by Alexandra Bracken
The world she is living in is a dangerous one and she is no killer. So she doubts herself. So she breaks sometimes a little.
Review: Maybe we’re all ghosts too by C. Downing
It’s been a few months since I’ve read it, but the feeling it left behind, I can still recall clearly.
Review: The darkest minds by Alexandra Bracken
I really liked their developing relationship and I wanted them to develop one.
Review: A Tale of Two Daddies by Vanita Oelschlager
Sooo cute. The art is really nice to look at and I love that the children are the focus of the story.
Review: A Tale of Two Mommies by Vanita Oelschlager
Sooo cute. This book is full of colours and children’s curiosity.
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