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Stay With Me (She’s With Me, #2) – A Journey Filled with Twists and Turns When I first picked up "Stay With Me" by Jessica Cunsolo, I had some high expectations, especially following the gripping events of the first installment. The blend of suspense and emotional depth promised to make for another captivating ride, and
Review of (S)Kin by Ibi Zoboi: When Expectations Meet Disappointment I stumbled upon Ibi Zoboi’s (S)Kin with high hopes, largely due to her impressive body of work and the intriguing premise of two girls navigating their monstrous identities. The blend of Caribbean folklore and contemporaneous issues surrounding race promised a rich tapestry of storytelling. But
A Deep Dive Into Ambition and Identity: My Thoughts on Mansion Beach by Meg Mitchell Moore There’s something irresistibly alluring about Meg Mitchell Moore’s knack for weaving together complex characters in vibrant settings. When I first picked up Mansion Beach, I was drawn in not just by the stunning cover, but by the promise of
Book Review: Going the Distance (The Kissing Booth, #2) by Beth Reekles When I first clicked "play" on The Kissing Booth on Netflix, I wasn’t expecting to fall head over heels for a story that whisked me back to my own teenage days—complete with all the romantic pitfalls and heartfelt moments. Fast forward a few
Finding Heart in "Chronically Dolores" When I first stumbled upon Chronically Dolores by Alexandra Van Wagenen, I was immediately drawn in by its eloquent premise—especially since the author has drawn from her own experiences with chronic illness and neurodiversity. As someone who often relishes young adult literature that explores heavy themes through the authentic lens
Seoulmates by Susan Lee: A Candy-Coated Meltdown of Teenage Tumult Ah, “Seoulmates.” If there’s a title that piqued my curiosity for this year’s Pop Sugar Reading Challenge, it was surely Susan Lee’s tantalizing offering. I’ll be upfront—contemporary romance isn’t usually my thing. I don’t typically dive into this genre unless I’m trying to tick boxes,
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