Bailey Morgan isn’t the type of girl who shows a lot of skin, but somehow, she ends up in a dressing room at the mall with her friend Delia applying a temporary tattoo to her lower back. Her friends, Delia, Annabelle, and Zo, each put on one, too. The tattoos will last for three days,…

I lucked into finding Lauren Myrcale’s Shine well before its release date. I’d added it to my goodreads ages before because I thought the cover was pretty and because I was glad the book was going to tackle its premise. But then I forgot I bought it until I was cleaning out my old car…

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A few weeks ago, I reviewed Hex Hall by Rachel Hawkins for the express purpose of being able to review its follow-up, Demonglass. Only then life, as always, got annoying (I seriously need a different job. Has legal degree. Will read for food). Now, over two months (fail!) have passed since I read this book,…

I loved this book. It was so different than anything I’d been reading recently. There’s mystery, there’s magic, there’s good characters with depth and motivations, and there’s much drama. After the death of her free-spirited mother, sixteen-year-old Alex Lee must leave her home in northern California to live with her wealthy grandmother in Savannah, Georgia….

A read Michelle Cooper’s A Brief History of Montmaray what feels like a million years ago, but was more likely sometime in 2009. Obviously I bought it because the cover was so pretty and really evoked what was the ultimate feel of the novel. It feels like I read this book a million years ago…

Abandoned was one of those books that we all knew we wanted to read and talk about. Unfortunately, it came at a time when not all of us had the time for reading, and we certainly didn’t have the time to gush about it as a group. So Caitlin and I decided we’d just each…

When mortal enemies Veronica Lopez and Heather Simms get hit by a bar code scanner while fighting over the last copy of Queen of Twilight, it takes them a moment to realize that they aren t in a New Jersey bookstore anymore. In fact, they re in the novel. Too bad they don t realize…

Jennifer Brown writes powerful books about tough topics, and she does it exceedingly sensitively and, therefore, exceedingly well. I still remember reading Hate List and straight up sobbing through the last chapters. I still remember being so moved by it that it was hard to read anything after it, and only reading another infinitely touching…

I really had no idea what to expect when starting this book. I’d heard something about the book featuring a group a of people that were forced to sacrifice themselves for people who were about to die. And all I could think was….what? How does that work? Is everyone just going to die? All the…