I finished this book over the weekend and have struggled to find the words to adequately review it. Five Little Indians is a must read book. It was raw and emotional and honest. Following the lives of five native children who were stolen from their parents and sent to Canada’s Indian schools where they faced …
Is there anything better than reading a book and having it completely blow all your expectations out of the water? The Girl With Stars in Her Eyes was a deep, yet fun, journey into Toni and Seb; two people with a difficult past and a star-crossed future. Add in the drama of music’s latest “it” …
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Y’all. Y’ALL! This book right here was a sleeper surprise. I was 100% expecting a cute rom com. While, yes, it was that, it was so much more! The inclusion and representation in this book was both very present but also natural … if that makes sense. The main character effortlessly accepts people for who …
Another fabulous book that lived up to the hype. It’s been about 22ish years since I’ve been a teenager, but reading Felix’s story brought me back to the heartaches and confusion of that time. But his story was so much more than that. It’s a story of discovering strength in yourself and finding your people. …
This book provided a great overview of voting, the history of voting, voting rights, voter repression, polling, elections, and everything in between. Geiger Smith utilized research and expert to highlight the points she made. She also highlighted the importance of voting and how one vote (yours) can and does make a difference. I definitely recommend …
This was a 5 star read for me until the last little bit. I loved the Rivas family. Loved their drama. Loved their closeness. Loved them. I didn’t particularly care about the cast of characters that arrived at the party. I felt like those last lashes should’ve been dedicated to Rivas family and what came …
Be still my rom-com loving heart. I absolutely loved Elle and Darcy’s story in Written in the Stars. In Hang the Moon, we get Brendon and Annie’s story, and it did not disappoint. Hang the Moon hit all the high points for me. I laughed, I cringed (the ferris wheel scene … y’all!), and I …
This will probably be the shortest review I’ve written … I don’t know. That’s it. That’s the review. Seriously. No clue how I gladly about this book. I didn’t love it or hate it. But at least my nails match the cover 🤷🏻♀️
It’s been a hot minute since I watched Queer Eye, but I adored JVN. His personality, his super pro body positivity, and overall poise made him my favorite. When I started this audiobook, I got several messages from people saying they loved this book. Now I see why. Jonathan was so incredibly raw and honest …
This book is what I call a palate cleanser. The perfect book to pull me out of a rut and leave me smiling. It’s kinda like a warm chocolate chip cookie on a fall day. Comforting. Nostalgic. in Rural Diaries, Hilarie is honest and raw. She shares the good and the bad. I found her …
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