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This is something I’ve been meaning to write for awhile. I’m talking months. Almost an entire year. But the ironic thing I found out was that writing about self confidence proves to be a hard thing when you’re up against….well, your self confidence. Or more accurately, lack of.
But here’s the thing.
I finally got round to reading this book! It’s been on my TBR for so long. But I wanted a shorter book than my usual, and so I finally made a grab for this one.
Title: Under Rose-Tainted Skies
Author: Louise Gornall
Publisher: Chicken House
Series Status: Standalone
Genre: Contemporary, Mental Health, Young Adult
Number of Pages: 272
Today brings to you a mini review, in the form of Holly Bourne’s …And A Happy New Year?
Only a short review, because this is a novella. And with only 200 pages, there’s only so much I can say. Though believe me, with how much I adore this series, I could fangirl for a long while.
Title: …And A Happy New Year?
Author: Holly Bourne
Publisher: Usborne
Series Status: Final novella – comes after the Spinster Club series
Genre: Young Adult, Contemporary
Number of Pages: 200
*All reviews I write are spoiler free*
As some of you may know, I take part in #ukyachat on twitter, hosted by Lucythereader every week (there’s one tonight at 8pm UK time), and during so many of the chats, this book has been mentioned. It didn’t take me long to add it to my TBR…and then buy it!
Title: Am I Normal Yet?
Author: Holly Bourne
Publisher: Usborne
Series Status: The 1st book in the Normal Series
Number of Pages: 434
Continue reading Having ALL the opinions with…Am I Normal Yet? by Holly Bourne
*All reviews I write are spoiler free*
I finished this book yesterday, so instead of waiting aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaallllll the way until Friday for the review, since that’s my usual review day, I decided to post it today.
So yay! Bonus review!
Title: All The Bright Places
Author: Jennifer Niven
Publisher: Penguin
Series Status: Standalone
Number of Pages: 378
Continue reading A moment of silence for… All The Bright Places by Jennifer Niven
A frolic through fiction 