If you’re looking for a fun, cute, on the shorter side, beach read this summer, then Sing by Vivi Greene is for you. Pop star Lily Ross is fresh off a break up and has an album full of love songs about her ex-boyfriend due out soon, with an upcoming tour at the end of […]
When I discovered the Darcy Walker series over last Christmas, I burned through the three available books one right after the other, eager to delve deeper into the fun and often dangerous world of young ADHD sleuth Darcy and her group of boys that do her dirty work. I reviewed books one through three in one […]
Tommy Smythe’s disappearance shocked the small Texas community that he lived in. From the students that attended high school with him, to the residents that saw him driving around town on his red motorbike, to the people just passing through and stopping at the little dirt pull-out off the highway that was the last place […]
Welcome Friends! Do you have a Coffee or a Tea? Then sit down and chat a little bit about your week with us! Like every week, Heather, Pushy and Danny are sharing what they read and other exciting things happened in their lives! *image from the wonderful Seth MacBeth Heather’s Week The week has been hectic […]
My Thoughts: Morgan’s life has taken a bit of a turn for the worse. Her best friend–now her ex-best friend–uploaded a video of Morgan dancing in her underwear onto YouTube, so Morgan’s been a social pariah at school. She’s retreated into herself, her only friends now online on Twitter, and Morgan tells herself that she’s […]
My Thoughts: Owen and Lucy get stuck in the elevator of their upscale apartment building during the blackout that cripples the East Coast. They couldn’t be from two more different worlds. Lucy’s lived their her entire life, attends private school, is often left alone now that her two older brothers have left for college while […]
My Thoughts: The Pushing the Limits series has been the only contemporary young adult series that I’ve looked forward to every new release, starting with the first book that Danny, Pushy, and I got at BEA back in 2012 when we met Katie McGarry. With realistic characters in heartbreaking situations, I’ve been able to relate […]
My Thoughts: Gerald Faust and his family were featured on “Network Nanny” when he was five years old. With a sadistic older sister that is doted upon by their parents, Gerald and his other sister react to being broadcasted across the world in different ways. First he vents his frustration and anger by punching things, […]
In this installment of Heather Finally Reads, I finally get around to reading the Divergent series before the movie comes out and now that it is complete. I’ll be reviewing each book for the next couple of Tuesdays in January. My Thoughts: In this dystopian future, Chicago is a walled off city and Lake Michigan is a […]
My Thoughts: Tumble & Fall follows the lives of three teenagers as they go about their lives with one week before a large asteroid is due to hit the Earth. How would they spend their last days? Would they spend their limited time at their homes on Martha’s Vineyard with their families and friends, or would […]
With such a provocative title I was intrigued only by this two powerful words and that … this is supposed to be a Young Adult novel! When something meaningless turns into something that can break you … Evan only has his dad and with him he’s moving from town to town since he’s very young. […]
This debut promises to be the perfect beach read and lots of swoon worthy romance. The cover delivers a perfect beach feeling and the blurb sounds like we need to be prepared to swoon.. Summer in Nantucket Cricket was excited when her best friend Jules invited her to spend the summer with her family. […]
Happy Saturday! I admit, I am a “phase” reader. There are times when all I read is a certain genre. It’s all I want to pick up and it’s all I’m excited about. Before I started with the Bookworms all I read was Mystery and Thrillers. Then I had a big phase when I only […]