{Review} Better off Friends by Elizabeth Eulberg

A fast-paced super sweet coming-of-age tale of first loves and true friendship that poses an answer to the age-old question: can girls and guys really be just friends?


{Review} Brutal Youth by Anthony Breznican

Emotional and intense, Brutal Youth by Anthony Breznican is filled with drama and will have you turning the pages, absorbing the words as fast as you can take them in.


{Review} Psi Another Day by D.R. Rosensteel (with Giveaway)

Action-packed with a mystery to solve and a snarky girl, Psi Another Day is a promising debut in a new series that we’re looking forward to reading more of.


{Review} The Geography of You and Me by Jennifer E. Smith

If you’re looking for an adorable contemporary YA book with great characters, some swoonworthy moments and realistic, punch-you-in-the-gut feelings, The Geography of You and Me is the book for you.


{Review} The Lonesome Young by Lucy Connors

With crazy drama and a couple who seems to be all talk, The Lonesome Young wasn’t the action packed loved story that we expected. Unless the next book is featuring Ethan, we’re not sure if we’ll stick around for the sequel.


{Review} Side Effects May Vary by Julie Murphy

Despite an amazing boy who made us flail and swoon a good idea for a book, the rest of this story leaves something to be desired–like a main character that we don’t hate. ::sadface::


{Review} Stella by Helen Eve

Stella started out promising but quickly turned into a nightmare. We say you can skip this one.


{Review} Forever by Karen Ann Hopkins (with Giveaway)

An emotional story filled with unexpected twists and turns and lots of drama, Forever is a quick read and a fitting series conclusion for readers who crave a happily ever after in spite of all the odds.