Rating:3.8/5
November 9 Review
November 9 offers a thrilling ride with surprising twists and deep emotions. The characters are relatable, though some side characters need more depth. A great read for romance fans!
Young Adult
Books written for readers between the ages of 12 and 18, often dealing with themes relevant to teenagers.
Rating:4.1/5
Wonder Review
Auggie in 'Wonder' stole my heart! The book's themes of kindness and courage moved me. Yet, some parts felt predictable.
Rating:4.3/5
They Both Die at the End Review
Mateo and Rufus's journey in 'They Both Die at the End' is a heart-wrenching tale. Adam Silvera captures raw emotions and deep bonds, despite its predictable ending. A few pacing issues, but a must-read!
Rating:4.4/5
Percy Jackson and the Olympians Review
Percy Jackson's quirky characters, thrilling plot, and hilarious writing style make for an unforgettable read. Riordan's modern twist on Greek mythology is both entertaining and educational. Don't miss this adventure!
Rating:3.6/5
Red, White & Royal Blue Review
Red, White & Royal Blue offers a charming love story mixed with political intrigue. The characters grow well, though the dialogue can feel forced. Overall, it’s a fun and engaging read.
Rating:4.8/5
Hunger Games 4-Book Box Set Review
The Hunger Games books are thrilling with dark themes and humor. Panem is a cruel, detailed world. Perfect pacing and plot twists keep you on the edge. Highly recommend!
Rating:4.5/5
Fangirl Review
Fangirl's emotional depth and relatable plot shine. Cath's journey through college and fandom is charming, even if pacing stumbles a bit. Perfect for anyone who’s ever been obsessed with a fictional world.
Rating:3.6/5
bones and all Review
"Bones and All" thrills with its dark, gripping tale. Maren's journey of self-discovery captivates, though some characters lack depth. Vivid imagery keeps readers engaged. Perfect for those who crave a bone-chilling read but mind some repetitive moments.
Rating:4/5
It Ends with Us Review
"It Ends with Us" packs an emotional punch with Lily's journey of love, resilience, and tough choices. Despite some pacing issues, the characters shine. It's a powerful narrative that keeps you hooked and rooting for Lily. Tissues recommended!
Rating:4.5/5
Looking for Alaska Review
John Green’s 'Looking for Alaska' tackles teen angst, friendship, and love. Characters grow through laughter and pain, making it relatable. Some plot points feel forced, but the humor and heartfelt emotions make the journey worthwhile.