Review: Scrappy Little Nobody by Anna Kendrick.

I wouldn't say I'm a big Anna Kendrick fan, but I've always found her funny in interviews and have enjoyed her movies, so since this book was half price in Waterstones a couple of months ago, I decided to pick it up. As someone who generally doesn't read many non-fiction books, Kendrick's autobiography was a nice way …

Review: Not If I See You First by Eric Lindstrom.

Not If I See You First* is the story of Parker. Parker is blind, but she's also very honest and feisty and smart and she's even a runner. Parker has a strict set of rules that those around her must follow and while some of these come across as rude, some of them do also …

Review: Nina Is Not OK by Shappi Khorsandi.

I know it's just over two months into the year, but at this point Nina Is Not OK* is currently my favourite out of the ten I have read so far in 2017 at the time of writing this review. Shappi Khorsandi may be a familiar name to you because she is a comedian. When I …

Review: Wild Swans by Jessica Spotswood.

When I recently wrote my post I'm Still Here..., I mentioned that I hadn't really fallen in love with many books in the past couple of months. However, one book that I did really enjoy was Wild Swans* by Jessica Spotswood. It's the summer before Ivy's senior year and she cannot wait for it to start. This …

Review: Scarlet by Marissa Meyer.

My progress with The Lunar Chronicles is evidently slow, but I'm getting there. After really enjoying Cinder, I couldn't wait to move onto book two, but upon starting Scarlet and the realisation that Cinder was no longer the only main character, I did lose a little interest. I was still eager to read the book, but having to …