REVIEW || ‘Nine Perfect Strangers’ by Liane Moriarty
Heavy feelings of ‘meh’ and ‘why though?’ I went into this one a little wary after hearing my sister’s DNF reasons but I thought hey, it’s Liane Moriarty, an author I love. I felt I owed it to her to see it through to the end. I hate to say it, but this one just didn’t do anything for me. It wasn’t bad, by any means. But it wasn’t exactly good either.
★★[2.5] Stars
REVIEW || ‘The Push’ by Ashley Audrain
This may be one of the most difficult books I've ever read. I knew going in that I was either going to overwhelmingly love it or hate it/struggle finishing it. And admittedly I wasn't sure which way I was swaying as I devoured it. Now that I've finished, I can't get it out of my brain...and that's how I know it's one of my favorite books of 2021.
★★★★★[5] Stars
REVIEW || ‘Darling Rose Gold’ by Stephanie Wrobel
I'm so torn on how I feel about this book right now. Did parts of it make me want to sink down in my shirt, hide away in cringeworthy horror and shower after I finished it? Yes, yes they did. But did I also obsess over it every second until I finished? 1000x yes.
★★★[3.5] Stars
REVIEW || ‘Mexican Gothic’ by Sylvia Moreno-Garcia
I’m not sure if I’m still in shock and awe at it’s majesty or if I’m completely horrified - and that’s how I know Mexican Gothic was an absolutely perfect read.
★★★★★[5] Stars
REVIEW || 'The Girl Before' by Rena Olsen
“So how can my normal not be normal? If it is what has always been, isn’t that normal? And how can that be wrong?”
★★★★★ [5] Stars