When I saw THORN on Netgalley I had to request it because I’d heard so many good things about it and it’s hard to say no to a fairy tale retelling. I can confirm that breaking my requesting ban was a good idea for this book. THORN is a solid retelling of the goose girl fairy tale. It has all […]
I love horses. Absolutely love them. They’re my favourite animals and I honestly cannot get enough of them. Naturally I want to read any and every book about horses. JUMP GIRL not only has a lot of horses, but riding scenes I can relate to. Read more »
Girl’s kicking ass in extreme sports Girls competing in extreme sports is something I only just realised I haven’t really read before, aside from books I got into way back at the start of high school (and they were mainly jockeys and other horse books). REV GIRL showed the glorious, the messy, and the competitive sides of dirt bike racing, […]
ARROW OF THE MIST is only the third book I’ve ever decided to DNF and it makes me a little sad because I really wanted to love it. I tried to push on through this book, I really did, but by 41% I’d just had enough. Read more »
Everything in Arabelle’s life is coming together. She has confidence, great friends, she’s even dating Naak, a wealthy Thai socialite. But there are too many models in Bangkok. Arabelle’s broke, she can’t find an agent in New York, and Naak isn’t as wonderful as he first appears. Slowly the Shadows creep back into Arabelle’s mind, bringing with them thoughts of hopelessness and despair. The vile Shadows know something Arabelle’s refusing to remember and, if she’s not careful, they’ll use it to destroy her. Based on a true story, Arabelle’s Shadows takes us on a journey through the struggles of growing up, not quite making it as an international model, and attempting to overcome a crushing depression. Read more »
After a devastating turn of events, seventeen year old Tally Baker is admitted to Mercy Psychiatric Facility where she is diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder. She has come to a place where she honestly believes that her life is over. Her mind tells her that she will never smile or laugh again, that she will never be normal again. It is in this unlikely place that she meets two people, different in every way, yet both critical to helping her realize that she has so much more living to do. Read more »
Reese has a plan: keep his grades up, work hard on the basketball court, apply to his favorite Ivy League college, and don’t get arrested.
There’s just one problem.
Reese knows things no one should know. He always thought he just had good instincts, but he’s noticed that it’s been getting worse. Lately it seems like something else.
Something more than instinct.
And he’s not the only one that has noticed.
They’ve been waiting.
Watching.
And now it’s time.
With his life in danger, Reese needs a new plan: escape. Read more »
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