I’m hunting for some more good contemporary reads to get me back into a good reading habit.Summary: Sam McKenna’s never turned down a dare. Other than that, I’ve been on Tumblr a lot recently and haven’t read much else. Just a perk of living in not USA. Just wait till I get my hands on it… I’ve been searching for I Am Her Revenge by Meredith Moore for a while now before I realised it comes out in August in Australia. The Ruby Circle – Richelle Mead: Loved the epilogue, kinda meh on everything else. The Juliet Spell – Douglas Rees: Cute but overly so.Īll Fall Down – Ally Carter: Interesting but felt way too short. Rites of Passage – Joy N Henley: Badass female lead, wow. Red Queen – Victoria Aveyard: Everyone is a biatch except for the MC’s brother, who’s pretty awesome. I’m just gonna try and review them in one sentence: Isn’t it just awesome? So excited for Winter right now! Just found out there’s an excerpt for it so I’m going to read it now.Īnyways, it’s been a month since I’ve read a few books but didn’t post a review on them because I just wasn’t feeling up to writing them up. While I was on my Tumblr binge, I saw this amazing fanart of Cinder and just thought “I have to share this” There’s my rather short list for this week’s TTT! What books did you have on yours? Got any good recommendations for non angsty LGBTQ? Let me know 😀

It started off pretty boring, I’ll admit but the ending was crazy good. LockhartĪll the mystery and suspense in this one… it’s a winner. If you want to read about females in the military being badasses, this is the book for you! 7. One I read early in the year and it had a really memorable plot. This was a school read but it was strangely hilarious and thought provoking. The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams I put The Raven Boys off for so long and I finally read it last year! It’s still not my type of book but I appreciate the Pynch 😉 5. The natural disaster aspect of the book was crazy intense. Ok I’ll admit the romance drew me into this book but I finished in shock and horror of the hurricane. Sci-fi isn’t really my thing but Illuminae was so well written that I couldn’t resist. Illuminae by Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff I’ve said this so many times but this book is so good! Never thought I’d be saying that about an apocalyptic plot XD 2.

I know there’s a lot out there in YA like LGBTQ and mental illnesses but I feel like all of them are just so angsty. I am a big comfort reader which means I tend to stick to books that are all pretty similar so mainly fantasies and fluffly contemporaries. As always hosted by The Broke and the Bookish!

Rites of passage by joy n hensley