Hi everyone! I feel like May went by a lot quicker than I expected it to. I read five books in May which is two more than I did in April, so I did get more reading done, yay! I will say I think I’ll be able to do a lot more this month but we’ll see. Here’s my list for May:
Letting Go is an Acquired Taste by Christina Hart
#famous by Jilly Gagnon
Unrivaled by Alyson Noel
Hunted by Meagan Spooner
The Chess Queen Enigma by Colleen Gleason
SHORT AND SWEET REVIEW Such a Lucky Girl combines influencer culture, toxic friendship, jealousy, and supernatural horror into a story that felt both timely and unsettling. The premise immediately caught my attention: Bella has transformed herself into a social media star through her brand of positivity and manifestation, while her former best friend Kerry is left […]
Short and Sweet Review Blue Beach was a compelling blend of historical fiction and murder mystery that kept me invested from beginning to end. Set in 1929 Santa Monica, the story follows fifteen-year-old Blue Collins, whose family owns Blue Beach, a safe gathering place for Black families during segregation. When Blue and her friend Ben […]
Short and Sweet Review The Spiritualists follows Stella, a teenage psychic living in early 1900s New York who survives by performing séances and tarot readings while struggling with the guilt and grief surrounding her sister’s death. When a mysterious boy named Pax invites her to join a secret group of mystics determined to uncover the […]
