Book review: Fixing Delilah by Sarah Ockler
As I’ve mentioned, Fixing Delilah is one of the books I was planning to read this summer. I just finished it and therefore thought: I should write this review immediately. This book sounded like the…
Book review: The One and Only
The One and Only. I mean, the title already sounds good right? That’s what I thought when I first came across this book. It sounded like the romance novels that I read and love. So…
Book review: A Thousand Boy Kisses
So, I’ve been absent from the blog a while and in that time I had time to read a lot of books. Unfortunately, some of them were not so great. And bad book reviews are…
Book review: Open Road Summer
It’s fri-yay! That means there is another book review ready for you. This time I’ll share my thoughts about Open Road Summer by Emery Lord. It’s a nice summer read that will make you feel all…
Book review: Love Always
Not my usual YA this time, but it was suggested on Goodreads, so I thought it would be a book for me. Love Always by Harriet Evans is the first book I ever read from…
Book review: After You by Jojo Moyes
Here’s another book review! This time I read and reviewed After You by Jojo Moyes. It’s the sequel to the well-known novel Me Before You and I cried rivers when I read that book. It’s no…
Book review: Something Real by Heather Demetrios
Something Real made me fall in love. Not just with the book, but also with my family again, because how lucky am I that I don’t have a family like the one in Something Real….
Book review: Finding Audrey by Sophie Kinsella
Book review number 2! I’m a big fan of Sophie Kinsella. Her chicklits are always funny and cute and so well written that I could finish the book in one day. So after finding out…
Book review: The Burn Trilogy
This new post idea I had starts today! I will try to write a book review by using just 14 sentences. In this first edition, I review The Burn Trilogy. I know that that means that I’m…
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My name is Jas, welcome to my blog. XIV is about my life around my lucky number. You’ll find anything from songs and books to trips and family stuff.
