The Inheritance Games by Jennifer Lynn Barnes. This one is one of the books I’ve seen a lot on social media. It is absolutely everywhere. And it seems to be very hyped.Four months ago, I decided to get it from the library, and I’ve been on the waiting list until a few days ago.Now, I am not saying the book wasn’t worth the wait – … Continue reading The Inheritance Games.
More Happy Than Not by Adam Silvera. *Deep exhale* this feeling right here is how I always feel when I finish a book by Adam Silvera. How does he manage to do this? Why do I keep going back for more? More Happy Than Not is about sixteen-year-old Aaron, who lives in the Bronx. He struggles after a horrible family tragedy, which has left him … Continue reading More Happy Than Not
Give a Boy a Gun by Todd Strasser. This book has been on my shelf for years! I grew up reading Strasser’s books and absolutely loved them. I did, however, push this one off because of the structure.It is written as interviews with different people, and it threw me off.Now when I have actually read it, it worked very well! The book is written as … Continue reading Give a Boy a Gun
Covet by Tracy Wolff This is the third book in the Crave series (reviews on the previous books can be found here: Crave & Crush ).The book picks up where Crush ended and again follows Grace and her friends as they try to save the paranormal community and figure out what the hell is going on.I’m always impressed with teenagers in these types of books… … Continue reading Covet
Any Way the Wind Blows by Rainbow Rowell When it comes to YA books, Rainbow Rowell won me over in the very beginning. I have loved most of her books, but Fangirl and Carry On have been my favorites.When the sequel to Carry On came out, I was SO disappointed. I didn’t really enjoy the book. I found it chaotic, annoying, and, to be honest, … Continue reading Any Way the Wind Blows
Crave by Tracy Wolff I must admit that I had never heard of this series before, and randomly I was gifted a candle and a bookmark with a person on it. I had no idea who it was – friendly readers helped me out, and I discovered this intriguing fantasy series. The book follows a young girl who moves to her uncle’s boarding school in … Continue reading Crave
Leah on the Offbeat by Becky Albertalli So it has been years since I read Simon Vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda, but I loved it. I really needed something nice and easy – so why not another book in the same universe? The book is about Leah, Simon’s best friend. Leah is a complicated person, as we start to learn in the first book. However, … Continue reading Leah on the Offbeat – Book review.
Loveless by Alice Oseman I don’t read much YA anymore, and I really don’t understand why… Especially Oseman’s books just have this excellent quality to them, and I am so thrilled to have made the time for yet another one of her masterpieces. In Loveless, we follow Georgia as she starts her first year at the university. She is struggling to find herself, especially when … Continue reading Loveless – Book review.
Heartstopper by Alice Oseman I have been so lucky to receive a copy of this fantastic book from the Danish publisher Politikens Forlag, in exchange for an honest review. I have followed Heartstopper, like so many other people, on Tapas for years. But have now gotten the opportunity to sit with the physical book and read it in Danish. That was an incredible experience. The … Continue reading Heartstopper Volume 1 – Book review.
Heartstopper af Alice Oseman Jeg har modtaget en kopi af denne fantastiske bog af Politikens Forlag, i bytte for en ærlig anmeldelse. Tusinde tak for den skønne bog! Jeg har fulgt Heartstopper, som så mange andre, på Tapas igennem flere år. Jeg har nu for første gang fået muligheden for at sidde med bogen og læse den på dansk. Det er en helt fantastisk oplevelse. … Continue reading Heartstopper bog 1 – Dansk Anmeldelse
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