The Do Over | By Lynn Painter
The Do-Over is a fun read if you enjoy time-loop settings. While the story maintains some clichés associated with this theme, it has a heart that makes you overlook the minor flaws.
Tagged: YAromance
Not You Please | By Anuradha Dev
Not You Please could be too “filmy” for most people. But if you don’t mind a simple hate-to-love teenage Indian YA romance, go for it.
The Bookworm Crush | By Lisa Brown Roberts
The Bookworm Crush is an adorable, light-hearted YA romance with the bookworm falling for the popular guy with a side of fake dating trope.
Instructions for Dancing | By Nicola Yoon
Instructions for Dancing is a beautiful story about love and the strength to endure love. It is a heartwarming coming of age tale.
Book Review | Kate in Waiting | By Becky Albertalli
Kate in Waiting is one of those YA contemporary books, that wins your heart with its sweet charm and wits.
Book Review | A Cuban Girl’s Guide to Tea and Tomorrow | By Laura Taylor Namey
A Cuban Girl’s Guide to Tea and Tomorrow talks about change, grief, growth, hope and most importantly mañana and tea.
Book Review | When Dimple Met Rishi | By Sandhya Menon
Are you the girl who still can’t get over that smile when you hear the song “Pehla Nasha” ? If so, then When Dimple Met Rishi is for you.
Bookbugworld’s May TBR 2020
Dear Bookbugs, April had been generally kind to me but I set up a target of seven books of which I could only complete five. But I am not giving up yet. I really...
Red White and Royal Blue | By Casey McQuiston
My thoughts Narrative and Plot This story is mainly told from Alex’s perspective. He is observant, sharp, witty, honest and a bit condescending at times. The ease of the narrative is one...
