If you want to join, the rules are simple: I announce the book we’ll be reading on the 1st day of each month and we discuss it in a new post that I’ll publish on the 20th. (If you want to make a review of the book on your blog feel free to link it in the comments on the 20th so we can all share and talk books and love life and be awesome.) (For more info, click here.)
Now comes the time to announce the book of August! Continue reading “Book Club – August”
Author: Neal Shusterman
Genre: Young Adult, Dystopia
Pages: 435
Publisher: Simon & Schuster
(Happy Canada Day!)
If you want to join, the rules are simple: I announce the book we’ll be reading on the 1st day of each month and we discuss it in a new post that I’ll publish on the 20th. (If you want to make a review of the book on your blog feel free to link it in the comments on the 20th so we can all share and talk books and love life and be awesome.) (For more info, click here.)
Now comes the time to announce the book of July! Continue reading “Book Club – July”
Author: Patrick Ness
Genre: Young Adult
Pages: 240
Publisher: Candlewick Press
If you want to join me, the rules are simple: I announce the book we’ll be reading on the 1st day of each month and we discuss it in a new post that I’ll publish on the 20th. (Sometimes the 21st because I’m a wild and untamed procrastinator.) (If you want to make a review of the book on your blog feel free to link it in the comments on the 20th so we can all share and talk books and love life and be awesome.) (For more info, click here.)
Now comes the time to announce the book of June! Continue reading “Book Club – June”
Author: Kenneth Oppel
Genre: Young Adult
Pages: 377
Publisher: Harper Collins
I give this book 5 stars out of 5, without hesitation. Continue reading “Book Discussion – Half Brother”
First of all, I’m sorry.
I was not doing very well in March so I just stopped blogging for a while and I skipped a monthly Book Discussion. To be honest, I didn’t think anyone would notice, but I got a few messages from you guys asking me about it, and it totally made my week. Thank you.
Author: Stephanie Garber
Genre: YA, Fantasy
Pages: 407
Publisher: Flatiron Books
*NOTE*
It’s a trap! It’s a trap! Continue reading “Book Discussion – Caraval”
If you want to join me, the rules are simple: I announce the book we’ll be reading on the 1st day of each month and we start sharing our impressions of it in a new post that I’ll publish on the 20th. (Sometimes the 21st because I’m a wild and untamed procrastinator.) (If you want to make a review of the book on your blog feel free to link it in the comments on the 20th so we can all share and talk books and love life and be awesome.) (For more info, click here.)
Now comes the time to announce the book of March! Continue reading “Book Club – March”
HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE!
I wish you all a wonderful year, full of travels and books. (At least, those are my plans for 2017.)
It’s a new year, but the Book Club continues.
If you want to join me, the rules are simple: I announce the book we’ll be reading on the 1st day of each month and we start sharing our impressions of it in a new post that I’ll publish on the 20th. Continue reading “Book Club – January”
How is it December already people? Seriously, HOW?
I hope you all had a great November month, I sure had fun in New York and I can’t wait to post about it! But for now let’s focus on the matter at hand: YA BOOKS!
If you want to join me, the rules are simple: I announce the book we’ll be reading on the 1st day of each month and we start sharing our impressions of it in a new post that I’ll publish on the 20th. (Sometimes the 21st because I’m a wild and untamed procrastinator.) (If you want to make a review of the book on your blog feel free to link it in the comments on the 20th so we can all share and talk books and love life and be awesome.) (For more info, click here.) Continue reading “Book Club – December”
My, oh my, I was NOT ready for this.
So there’s an interstellar war, a deadly virus outbreak, a stressful countdown, a control-freak computer messing up everything, and two in-love teenagers trying to find each other back through this whole mess. That’s Illuminae, by Jay Kristoff and Amie Kaufman. Continue reading “Book Discussion: Illuminae”
Hello fellow readers!
Halloween is behind us: let’s get ready for Christmas!
Or at least the read of November, for now.
Hello fellow readers!
So…… I’m afraid my reading slump is swallowing me whole. I keep starting books that I don’t finish and I HATE MYSELF for it but my mind is everywhere lately with a couple of writing projects I’m really excited about and I felt like sharing this.
That being said.
I did finish the book of the month (of course I did, what did you think? That I was a coward? NO! I read it in like two days) and I’m really excited to talk about it with you! So let’s start this!
Continue reading “Book Discussion: Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda”
Hello fellow readers!
OCTOBER IS HERE.
OCTOBER IS HERE.
OCTOBER IS HERE.
Isn’t October an awesome month for reading?
Hello fellow readers!
Do you want to join me in my reading of the month? The rules are simple: I announce the book we’ll be reading on the 1st day of each month and we start sharing our impressions of it in a new post that I’ll publish on the 20th. (Sometimes the 21st because I’m a wild and untamed procrastinator.) (For more info, click here.)
Now comes the time to announce the book of September! Continue reading “Book Club – September”
Hello fellow readers!
Do you want to join me in my reading of the month? The rules are simple: I announce the book we’ll be reading on the 1st day of each month and we start sharing our impressions of it in a new post that I’ll publish on the 20th. (For more info on how it works, click here.)
Now comes the time to announce the book of August! Continue reading “Book Club – August”
Hello fellow readers!
I mean, I could never write a neutral review of this novel; I’m way too in love with Theodore Finch. I don’t even know what to say, honestly, other than quote some of my favorite parts (and let me tell you I put the double amount of Post-its through this novel than those figuring on the cover).
Hello fellow readers of young adult novels!
Do you want to join me in my reading of the month? The rules are simple: I announce the book we’ll be reading on the 1st day of each month and we start sharing our impressions of it in a new post that I’ll publish on the 20th. (For more info on how it works, click here.)
Now comes the time to announce the book of July!
You love YA books?
I love YA books.
Let’s love YA books together!
I’m starting an Online Book Club and would love for you to join me, if you feel like sharing your impressions and reflections on young adult novels.
