Not as Sweet as Sugar I have mixed thoughts about the new novel Sugar by Kimberly Stuart. I liked the beginning but had issues with the middle and end. I liked the overall story but not the execution and would've liked for it to be more risk-taking. I appreciated the opening scenes when Charlie (the female protagonist) is… Continue reading Sugar Book Review
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"How to Murder Your Life" Book Review
This weekend, I inhaled the memoir "How to Murder Your Life" by Cat MarnellIt's all I talked about to my roommate and boyfriend. I first heard about this book when it was mentioned in a magazine page suggesting books to read (I think it was Glamour but the fact-checkers have not confirmed this yet). Now, I… Continue reading "How to Murder Your Life" Book Review
Orange is the New Black Book Review
Originally reviewed on Goodreads I think if I had read this book first before I watched the Netflix show I might've had a glowing opinion of it but alas, I saw the Netflix show first and so I kept comparing it to the show. I also read the book after hearing Piper Kerman talk at my alma… Continue reading Orange is the New Black Book Review
"What We Saw" Book Review
About two weeks ago, I read the YA novel "What We Saw" by Aaron Hartzler. I heard about the book from NPR when they were talking about how YA novels and the importance of showing teens what a healthy first sexual encounter looks like. I picked it up because I like YA novels and I… Continue reading "What We Saw" Book Review
Modern Romance Book Review
Let me tell you about this terrific book I read last year.I first heard about this guy Aziz Ansari when he played Tom Haverford on Parks and Rec. Later, I found out he wrote a book about dating, and boy I was intrigued. As I navigate the weird waters of dating the entire male Facebook… Continue reading Modern Romance Book Review
Landline Book Review
After reading Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell, I picked up another book by her. And I expected it to be another young adult novel. But, Landline felt really different than Fangirl because it's an adult novel aimed at young adult women or married women. It's a more mature novel because one of the major topics is marriage.Georgie McCool… Continue reading Landline Book Review
Fangirl book review
I just finished listening to/ reading Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell. I loved the book. So much that I bought the hardcover after listening to half of the book in my car. I went for long drives just so I could listen to the book.I'm always sad when good books are over, and I feel the… Continue reading Fangirl book review
Book Review
This is from my Goodreads review of I'll Give You the Sun by Jandy Nelson I have mixed thoughts on this book.At first, I rolled my eyes while reading and was like "Are you serious?" because some of the hyperboles, metaphors, similes, whatever you want to call them, were just too much. I remembered how much… Continue reading Book Review
Paper Towns Book Review
Book ReviewPaper Towns by John Green Paper Towns is your typical John Green book with quirky characters such as a wild yet misunderstood girl and a lovable male protagonist. The book is so similar to Green's other book Looking for Alaska in the sense that both focus on a boy trying to find the crazy girl that he… Continue reading Paper Towns Book Review
3 Biased Book Reviews and a Partridge in a Pear Tree
Over the Christmas holiday, we went down to Tennessee to visit family. One of the many benefits of travel is that it allows you to read a lot. I wolfed down three books in six days. Since I'm a writer, I can't help but read books as a writer and look for things to incorporate… Continue reading 3 Biased Book Reviews and a Partridge in a Pear Tree
