This book really drives home how hard a disease juvenile diabetes is to live with. I really felt for Stacey in this one. Yes she did things that she knew she shouldn’t but who among us hasn’t? I was grateful that my parents didn’t divorce until their children were grown. I imagine Stacey’s life could have very well been mine. Overall, I think the important […]
The Secret Daughter by Kelly Rimmer *Stephanie’s Review*
Phew. Have you ever read a book that just made you absolutely sick to your stomach at the reality of it? Who am I kidding if you read any historical fiction, of course you know what I’m talking about. I went into the The Secret Daughter not really having read the synopsis. All I really knew was that it was about a woman a few […]
8/19 Nostalgia Review Round Up
I actually really did enjoy this Super Special. I think that for the most part the girls acted like most normal teenage girls would with a trip to California. This is so different from my childhood that taking a plane without an adult just seems like fantasy but I know it happens all the time. The only thing that got to me in this book […]
The Vanishing Stair by Maureen Johnson *Stephanie’s Review*
I loved The Vanishing Staircase by Maureen Johnson so much! It had a typical Maureen Johnson cliffhanger which I don’t love but I’m beginning to question that stance. Not much time has passed between the two books. Stevie ends up back at Ellingham Academy but she made a deal with the devil to get there. She is assigned to work with Dr. Fenton, a woman […]
Rayne & Delilah’s Midnite Matinee by Jeff Zentner *Stephanie’s Review*
I read Rayne & Delilah’s Midnite Matinee by Jeff Zentner because Zentner is an auto-read author for me. I read The Serpent King because it had come in my first ever Owlcrate box. After that I was hooked. Goodbye Days sealed the deal. Rayne & Delilah’s Midnite Matinee is the first novel that I didn’t full on ugly cry for but it was still a […]