“You can’t fall out of love quicker than you fall into it. If anything, it’s harder to fall out of love because you have all of those beautiful memories of when life was wonderful. You know what you’re missing” Such a quick and fun read! Whitney Dineen is so amazing at writing and sucking you... Continue Reading →
“In a relationship, sometimes one person needs more help and support than the other. At another time, it may flip. And still other times, it might be totally equal give-and-take. For now, you need support and I’m freely giving it.” If I could give this more than 5 stars, I easily would! This book was... Continue Reading →
“This is who you are. Love yourself unconditionally and don’t get caught up in the ‘should’ or ‘would like.’ Just be.” Each book in this series keeps getting better. I adore how open Mia now is about her psychic abilities. It is so refreshing compared to how she used to hide and not accept it.... Continue Reading →
tried very hard to read this book separate from my feelings regarding the media situation with Jamie Lynn and Britney Spears. I am trying to keep this review in the same manner, as a separate entity. The only time that I felt the writing in this book was authentic, was during the time that Jamie... Continue Reading →
“Mia, you need to set aside your years of brainwashing,” Patrick said. “You are not normal.”“Gee, thanks.”He patted my arm. “That’s a compliment, sweetie. Normal is overrated.” This is a great follow up to Petal to the Metal! Life’s a Birch really starts to explore Mia’s talents and abilities as well as her concept of... Continue Reading →
I discovered this author through her Leveling Up series which I adore. However, I was disappointed with this series. Now, I have only read book 1 so I am hoping books 2 and 3 are better. I do enjoy the main character of this book, Reagan. She’s a badass woman who is used to doing... Continue Reading →
From bestselling author Nick Spalding comes a hilarious, uplifting story about one man’s attempt to live a tech free life. Andy Bellows is in a right state. Plagued with insomnia, anxiety and neckache, he’s convinced there’s something seriously wrong with him. And the worst thing is that his doctor agrees. The diagnosis: Andy is in... Continue Reading →
One of my favorite aspects of Book of the Month is that you can add extra books to your monthly box for a very reasonable cost. When I saw Saving Zoë, I knew I needed to add it to my box, and I am so glad I did. Read along at your own risk for spoilers!... Continue Reading →
Symptoms of a Heartbreak by Sona Charaipotra is the first book that I received through Book of the Month's YA Program. I have very mixed feelings regarding this book honestly but the part that I adore with BOTM, is that it encourages me to read books that I normally would not look at. Which is... Continue Reading →
One of my all-time favorite TV shows is Gilmore Girls. In it, Rory Gilmore is a huge book fanatic. I came across a list of the books she read on Buzzfeed.com and knew that I needed to read all of the books as well. Here is the link to the book list: Gilmore Girls I will also... Continue Reading →
The Bibliophile Michelle 