⬂↘⬊ Maybe This Time ⬋↙⬃ |
Summer is the time when I love to read romantic comedies, so when I saw Kasie West had a new one coming out, I knew it was going to be the perfect summer read. Last year, I read Save the Date by Morgan Matson (#queen), and Maybe This Time sounds like it will have the same kind of mood. They both feature special events, but instead of having a condensed timeline like Save the Date, Maybe This Time is set over a year. I am excited to see how the format of this book plays into the story because I think it will make all the difference! |
⬂↘⬊ Spin the Dawn ⬋↙⬃
by Elizabeth Lim
The first part of this story’s blurb says, “Project Runway meets Mulan-,” and I was sold right there. I have never heard of a book like this, and I’m so excited to read an entirely unique fantasy novel. I feel like I can get into ruts when I read fantasy just because there are lots of quests and thieves and swords and assassins, which, don’t get me wrong, are all great. But sometimes I want to read fantasy without all the generic fantasy things. So fantasy Project Runway? Count me in. |
⬂↘⬊ Wilder Girls ⬋↙⬃
by Rory Power
I’m not usually a horror reader, but the more I looked into this book, the more interested I became. Wilder Girls seems to me like it will be a mixture of We Were Liars and The Maze Runner. It sounds like there will be lots of suspense and mystery throughout the story, while incorporating a “survival game” kind of vibe. I’m thrilled to see how this book will be received. I think there is a lot more to the story than what the blurb offers up! |
⬂↘⬊ Overall ⬋↙⬃
Your summer lover,
Ashton
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