archive: 2020
Megan McCafferty is BACK to the World of YA | Review: The Mall by Megan McCafferty
6:30 AM
Let's step back to 1991! Which is now, cringe, considered historical fiction. If the 1990s are now in the historical fiction genre, does that mean I am a historical artifact? (I legitimately asked my friend this. Hello, Sammy.)
archive: 2020
An Incredibly Breath-taking Start to a New Series--Get Ready for Your Next Obsession! | Review: Lobizona by Romina Garber
5:16 PM
archive: 2020
Stephenie Meyer Takes Us Back to the Beginning of Twilight | Review: Midnight Sun by Stephenie Meyer
4:55 PM
Before we get started, please consider donating to Quileute Move to Higher Ground. Click the link to learn more. Thank you! Somewhere in time, super-young-Jessica has been slowly having a complete emotional fit of excitement over Midnight Sun. I mean, how long have we been waiting for this to be released in full? A LONG TIME. And Stephenie Meyer finally delivered.
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The Best Rom-Com of 2020 | Review: Written in the Stars by Alexandria Bellefleur
3:56 PM
I was going to wait until a bit closer to its November, 2020, release date but I can't anymore. I have no self-control and this novel has had me grinning in memory of it for weeks. Written in the Stars is certifiably warm and fuzzy.
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A Lovely WLW Romance About Finding Your Way Back to Your First Love | Review: The Secret of You and Me by Melissa Lenhardt
3:36 PM
Everyone say thank you 2020 for doing one thing right: some really great books. The Secret of You and Me? ONE OF MY FAVOURITE WLW BOOKS OF THE YEAR.
At first glance, I thought this week's prompt was going to be difficult for me to actually answer. Mostly because I feel like I often forget what books I review. I have a fairly good memory but that's one of my blind spots. So, I was basically bouncing around in confusion trying to think about what books I've reviewed and which I've not.
It's time to get colourful! (If you sang this in your head to the tune of Let's Get Physical: good news! We share the same brain cells!) Ah, this week's prompt was a lot more difficult then I expected! But, I do love a good challenge.