I usually don't like college romances but Meghan Quinn could write anything and I'll enjoy it! 

This was a reread from my childhood and it still holds up! Fun and exciting fantasy and adventure!

The disability/autism and immigration representation was beautifully written throughout this book! I loved all the characters and their growth. It was a super cute story.

I loved this read. It was super cute, very romcom. The dating lesson plotline reminded me vaguely of The Kiss Quotient by Helen Hoang. Practice Makes Perfect had a sweet quirky innocent fmc, Annie, who learns to find herself and her voice with the help of Mr. bodyguard Will. All the characters were loveable and I loved the short chapters that always had me saying "one more chapter".

Meghan Quinn is the only author whose books can actually make me laugh out loud. She is the Queen of romantic comedy. Her female main characters are relatable, hilarious, and someone you want to be friends with  Multiple times this book made me laugh, made me cry, made me blush from some steamy scenes. I had heard the storyline talked a lot about sister loss from cancer, which is very relatable to me, so I had hesitated reading the book but MQ does such a great job addressing all the different grief and emotions and processing. Gave me all the feels! I also appreciated some hidden Easter egg references to her other books! That was fun! 

I..didn't understand the hype of this book unfortunately. It started off kinda fun but it never grasped me after the first few chapters and I got lost and uninterested and felt the ending was anticlimactic.

I surprisingly liked this one more than I thought I would! I was a bit hesitant because I know not many people are Chaol fans but I still liked him enough and I actually really loved his story with Yrene and also Nesryn's storyline and how they both came together in the end. I was pleasantly surprised and don't understand how people skip this read! 

A fun memoir of Tom's life before, during, and after the Harry Potter movies! I really loved the last chapter that I listened to it again. My favorite takeaways: 
•As long as you have family you are a rich man. It's what's most important.
•If you need help, go and serve/help others.
•Just like we get physically ill, we can also get mentally ill. Mentally ill does not equal weakness. 
•Having the appetite of a nine year old is not weird.