Legacy Winner

This book is not one I would normally read, but I found myself drawn to it. Maybe it’s because I’ve always wondered what it would be like to be lost inside your head, like in I Never Promised You a Rose Garden. Being such an avid reader, I find myself lost in daydreams and what-ifs…

My absolute favourite name for a male is Will. Not William or Bill or anything like that, just Will. And I’ve been incredibly lucky lately that a lot of YA authors have been naming their lead males Will. One of those authors is Sophie Jordan in debut YA1 novel Firelight. I loved this book. I…

I am one of the most indecisive humans on the planet. My indecision is so bad I usually end up sitting at home alone on a Friday night because I can never decide on what I’d like to go out and do or who I’d like to see. Actually I work most Friday nights…but you…

When I saw To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee book on the banned books list I was confused. Who could have a problem with a heartwarming tale of children discovering the truth of the world around them? A story about a widowed man trying to raise his children the best way he can? Children…

I get the feeling that I’m in the minority when I say Will Grayson, Will Grayson is my favourite John Green book. Everyone I’ve talked to about this seems to the one of his first three is the best. John Green even, arguably, seems to think this as his vlogs in the year coming up…

This weekend, while I sat on the couch waiting for my fellow bridesmaids to finish their two hour getting-ready-for-a-night-of-bachelorette-debauchery rituals, I read Graceling by Kristin Cashore. Unlike my fellow YA bloggers, I didn’t love it. I wrote up a whole review and couldn’t decide whether to post it. To distract myself from actually making a…