YA literature Archives - Alison Ver Halen

Pumpkinheads

I love Rainbow Rowell, and I love fall, so of course this book was made for me.

I didn’t love the narrator of this audiobook, but listening to it was better than not getting to enjoy the sequel at all.

This book was just as much fun as the first two in the series and I cannot wait for Book 4 because I love hanging out with these characters!

I didn’t get most of the Bollywood references in this book, but that’s OK because if you’ve seen one romcom, you’ve seen them all.

Despite my determination to stick to comfort reads this year, I somehow keep ending up with books that feature dead moms.

The concept of this book is interesting, and certainly relevant, but I’m not a fan of the author’s execution of that concept.

The action really got going in the third book of this series and I could not wait to start reading the final installment!

I continue to be impressed by how well Meyer manages to work elements of the original fairy tales into a sci-fi setting and blend them all together.

I enjoyed this book every bit as much as I enjoyed Thomas’s debut novel.

Well, I was hoping this adorable YA novel by Julie Murphy would be a nice comfort read after my mom’s death. As it turns out, not so much.