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My favorite Nicola Yoon book yet
The Haunting of Hill House meets Paranormal Activity & if that piques your interest- pick up this book immediately!!!
White Smoke was the spooky, thrilling read I was hoping it would be- and much more. This kept me on the edge of my seat for basically the entire time. I especially loved the paranormal aspect.
The ending? Y’all. THAT. ENDING.
Excuse me Miss Tiffany, is there a sequel because I need answers??!?!!!?
I highly recommend reading during spooky season because who doesn’t want a little bit of spook in their life right now?
White Smoke was the spooky, thrilling read I was hoping it would be- and much more. This kept me on the edge of my seat for basically the entire time. I especially loved the paranormal aspect.
The ending? Y’all. THAT. ENDING.
Excuse me Miss Tiffany, is there a sequel because I need answers??!?!!!?
I highly recommend reading during spooky season because who doesn’t want a little bit of spook in their life right now?
"I've been north, I've been south
Traveled here and there.
I shed the lives I've left
Without a single care
I've been up, I've been down
I'm forever free to roam
But never in my life,
Have I ever made it home"
If the song lyrics written above by the protagonist, April, speaks to you- PICK UP THIS BOOK! The words April wrote perfectly depicts the heart of this story. A victim of neglect by both parents from a young age has left April without roots to tether her to one place. To one home. Forced to make a way for herself, April hits the road at 16 to make her own path in life and find where she truly belongs.
Along April's journey, she meets many people who make an impact, whether it be a small ripple, or a big wave. Few along the way give her friendship and love in which she doesn't know how to accept or feel worthy of. Her struggle with this was heartbreaking to follow. As the reader- from an outsiders perspective, we see that there is nothing wrong with April, that she doesn't deserve to feel so unappreciated. If you can relate to any aspect of that, or any sense of empathy, it just breaks your heart.
I was rooting for April the entire time, hoping that she felt some roots take hold, to find her home within the big wide world. I won't say what happens, but I will say that the ending left a burst of hope in my heart. What a journey Allison Larkin takes us on. Will you take the leap & follow her lead?
Traveled here and there.
I shed the lives I've left
Without a single care
I've been up, I've been down
I'm forever free to roam
But never in my life,
Have I ever made it home"
If the song lyrics written above by the protagonist, April, speaks to you- PICK UP THIS BOOK! The words April wrote perfectly depicts the heart of this story. A victim of neglect by both parents from a young age has left April without roots to tether her to one place. To one home. Forced to make a way for herself, April hits the road at 16 to make her own path in life and find where she truly belongs.
Along April's journey, she meets many people who make an impact, whether it be a small ripple, or a big wave. Few along the way give her friendship and love in which she doesn't know how to accept or feel worthy of. Her struggle with this was heartbreaking to follow. As the reader- from an outsiders perspective, we see that there is nothing wrong with April, that she doesn't deserve to feel so unappreciated. If you can relate to any aspect of that, or any sense of empathy, it just breaks your heart.
I was rooting for April the entire time, hoping that she felt some roots take hold, to find her home within the big wide world. I won't say what happens, but I will say that the ending left a burst of hope in my heart. What a journey Allison Larkin takes us on. Will you take the leap & follow her lead?
Who is accepting applications to join the Ali Hazelwood fan club, because—?
I am OBSESSED.
I’m so happy this was a buddy read because I needed to talk about my feelings throughout reading this book! I am a big crier, so when I tell you I have n e v e r cried this much reading a book ever before, I mean it!! Every single page made me cry, whether from sadness, heartbreak, happiness, awe, devastation, hope, love and even laughter.
TJ Klune’s writing style in Wolfsong is very different from anything I’ve read. It felt very personal, each character pouring their heart and mind out onto these pages. It made me invested in literally all of these characters right away.
We see Ox and Joe grow from childhood & adolescence, into adulthood. They not only come into themselves throughout the book, but into their love for each other and it was just lovely to see! I cannot wait to continue with this series and continue to get my heart stomped on. Thanks TJ
I’m so happy this was a buddy read because I needed to talk about my feelings throughout reading this book! I am a big crier, so when I tell you I have n e v e r cried this much reading a book ever before, I mean it!! Every single page made me cry, whether from sadness, heartbreak, happiness, awe, devastation, hope, love and even laughter.
TJ Klune’s writing style in Wolfsong is very different from anything I’ve read. It felt very personal, each character pouring their heart and mind out onto these pages. It made me invested in literally all of these characters right away.
We see Ox and Joe grow from childhood & adolescence, into adulthood. They not only come into themselves throughout the book, but into their love for each other and it was just lovely to see! I cannot wait to continue with this series and continue to get my heart stomped on. Thanks TJ