NetGalley Round-Up #1
I wrote bite-sized reviews for the following four books to help boost my NetGalley ratio as I’m just starting out–here are my thoughts on what I read!
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Pest by Elizabeth Foscue
I received a free copy of this book from the publisher. This was an entertaining read all around, and if you enjoy YA that doesn’t fit in one particular genre or another, this is a...
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Flip the Script by Lyla Lee
I received an advance reader’s copy from the publisher. Flip the Script is an adorable queer romance that will undoubtedly tick all the boxes on a certain reader’s wishlist (read: mine). A fast, light yet...
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Meet Cute Diary by Emery Lee
As someone who was a big fan fiction reader and Tumblr user as a teenager, the entire premise of this book is one that I absolutely would have been all over at Noah’s age, as...
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Loveless by Alice Oseman
I’ve had this one sitting on my to read shelf for quite a while. I knew I’d like it – I haven’t read anything by Oseman that I haven’t liked – but I was nervous...
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No Stopping Us Now by Lucy Bledsoe
I received an advance reader copy in exchange for an honest review. This book is everything young adult fiction should be – characters and plot that feel real and don’t try to coddle the reader...
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The Gentleman’s Guide to Vice and Virtue by Mackenzi Lee
I went into reading this with some trepidation – I was excited about the queer historical fiction side of things, but I tend to steer clear from anything generally labeled as YA. I know, I...
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I Was Born for This by Alice Oseman
Knowing that this book wouldn’t be featuring Oseman’s Solitaire cast of characters, I was a little nervous going into it. Would I like these characters just as much? Would the story, one that felt almost...
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How to Be a Difficult Bitch: Claim Your Power, Ditch the Haters, and Feel Good Doing It
Like others who have reviewed this book, I found myself often wondering where this had been when I was a teenager – or even a younger adult. The illustrations definitely would have appealed to my...
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