Category: Book Review

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A Night Divided

A Night Divided

My Thoughts: I adored Nielsen’s Ascendance Trilogy (The False Prince, The Runaway King, The Shadow Throne) so, so, so much!  However, I had yet to try her historical fiction. I kept meaning to but things get lost in the TBR pile shuffle! This year I started a system at the intermediate school I’m at where students… Read more »

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What Momma Left Me

What Momma Left Me

My Thoughts: This is a reissue of Renee Watson’s debut middle grade novel. (The new packaging definitely has more YA appeal! The story will, too.) Her novel Piecing Me Together was my favorite book of 2017 (and one of my all time favorites!) so you know I was excited to go back and check this one… Read more »

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Blog Tour: Nevertheless, We Persisted – Review

Blog Tour: Nevertheless, We Persisted – Review

Hello there! It’s time for another blog tour! This time I’m here to share some thoughts on Nevertheless We Persisted: 48 Voices of Defiance, Strength, and Courage. About the Books: A powerful collection of essays from actors, activists, athletes, politicians, musicians, writers, and teens, including Senator Amy Klobuchar, actress Alia Shawkat, actor Maulik Pancholy, poet Azure… Read more »

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Turtles All The Way Down

Turtles All The Way Down

My Thoughts: First things first, I read this book when it first came out and I loved it. But it’s taken me forever to get around to reviewing it for two main reasons: John Green’s books and videos and Nerdfighteria mean a lot to me. Like, they had a huge impact on my life. His… Read more »

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We Are Okay

We Are Okay

My Thoughts: Okay. I know I am late to the game on this one. People I trust have been telling me how great it is for months. It wasn’t until We Are Okay won the Printz award that I finally picked it up. Of course, my friends were right. There’s just something about this book. The summary… Read more »

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Rickshaw Girl

Rickshaw Girl

My Thoughts: So, this book isn’t YA. It’s geared more towards intermediate readers (about 4th – 6th grade.) I don’t normally cover books that young. However, Mitali Perkins mentioned it when she was on tour for her newest YA, You Bring the Distant Near, and I knew I had to read it. When it was on… Read more »

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