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Thank you, Julie Murphy, for continuously not sucking.

June 15, 2018 by scootsa1000 2 Comments

I’m sorry to say that Meet Cute was my biggest reading disappointment of 2018 so far. It had everything I thought I wanted: how-we-met short stories from some of the best YA authors out there — including Julie freaking Murphy — and a recommendation from Rainbow Rowell. I assumed it would be a delight. And some of it was. I had never heard of Ibi Zoboi, but her story “Hourglass” was my favorite of the bunch. She told a story about Cherish, a tall African-American […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Short Stories, Young Adult Tagged With: #CBR10, Dhonielle Clayton, Emery Lord, Huntley Fitzpatrick, Ibi Zoboi, Jennifer L. Armentrout, Jocelyn Davies, julie murphy, kass morgan, Katharine McGee, Katie Cotugno, meet cute, Meredith Russo, nicola yoon, nina lacour, Sara Shepard, Scootsa1000

“I didn’t know you this morning, and now I don’t remember not knowing you.”

September 11, 2017 by Malin Leave a Comment

Natasha is desperately trying to keep her family from being deported, after her father, an illegal immigrant got a DUI and attracted the police’s attention. She’s been in the USA since she was six and barely remembers her life back in Jamaica anymore. She’s doing well in school and loves science and technology. She certainly doesn’t believe in love at first sight, or fated mates or fairytale endings. Even after she meets Daniel on a crowded New York street and he insists that they are […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Young Adult Tagged With: cbr9, contemporary fiction, Immigration, Malin, nicola yoon, romantic, the sun is also a star, Young Adult

I’d rather spend one minute holding you than the rest of my life knowing that I never could

July 7, 2017 by kdm Leave a Comment

I was wary of reading another YA romance-du-jour, as I find that some of them are just too cliché, though this could be a side-effect of not being in the target age demographic.  But I read so many absolutely glowing reviews for the movie adaptation of Everything, Everything that I had to check out the book first. And dude. DUUUUUUDE. This book is incredible.     The book starts by throwing you right into the daily existence of Madeline F. Whittier, as she describes her […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Romance, Young Adult Tagged With: everything everything, love story, movie adaptations, nicola yoon, YA

Everything, Everything

June 29, 2017 by Ealbrecht 2 Comments

Madeline is an eighteen year old girl who is trapped in her house-for her own good. She has SCID, a disease that makes her become ill very easy. She has her mom and her nurse who she is close to. Her father and brother were killed when she was only a few months old- just before she was diagnosed. Everyday is the same, and she is okay with this. Her vitals are taken every few hours to make sure that she is not getting sick, […]

Filed Under: Fiction Tagged With: nicola yoon

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