This months book releases are as exciting as they are varied. June is certainly going to test my book buying ban. Which is already quite difficult to stick to. As I’m sure you can imagine. All of the following book summaries were taken from Goodreads. Cause Goodreads is awesome. Which books are you guys excited…

**There’s a maybe, kinda, sorta…spoiler…thingy…in this review. Beware.** One recent Wednesday that Christine and I, and a couple others probably, were doing a read-a-thon night (we stayed up reading all night…yep) I decided to start the evening with Imaginary Girls by Nova Ren Suma. It was good, it was really good. In fact, I have…

When I reviewed Mistwood by Leah Cypess last year, I talked about was how refreshing it was to read a young adult book that wasn’t focused solely on a romantic plot. This was also one of my favorite things about Mistwood’s companion novel, Nightspell, which I was lucky enough to get my hands on last…

Sometimes you need a book that’s just fun to read. I picked up The Season by Sarah Maclean to fulfill that exact need and it delivered on every front. I’m a sucker for regency novels and mysteries and England and romance. This book? It was meant for me. Seventeen year old Lady Alexandra is strong-willed…

This book starts off with introducing us to Helen, a tall, beautiful girl who hates being tall and beautiful. Random people stare at her because she is beautiful, but Helen is shy and hates all the attention. As someone who is short, average, very shy, and went through her teenage years basically being glanced over…

Prior to actually getting my greedy little hands on Veronica Roth’s Divergent, I’d been anticipating it for a while. Caitlin was practically salivating to get her hands on the book, and her desperation was infectious. Then I read the first 100 pages and I was done for. I knew I had to have this book…

I wanted to read this book for two reasons. 1. The author spells her name right. It’s so hard to find Caitlin’s that adhere to the correct spelling. 2. Steampunk. What more does a book need? I’m one of those nuts that will give anything Steampunk a try. That’s right, I watched Wild, Wild West….

First off, I want to thank Around the World ARC Tours for allowing me to read So Much Closer early. (I read it two days before the release date, but still. That counts, right?) When Brooke’s crush, Scott, moves from their suburban town to New York City, she decides to follow him there. Living with…

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…