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4 ⭐
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This is a decently paced read. The ending however wound up quickly. It went from who does Adien really want to kiss, to hey here‘s what really happened with that fire and oh by the way, the exploding bathtub didn‘t go as planned. It was just way too quick. I had more questions. It was a fun listen, and Brewer can keep a reader entertained.
#MusicChallnege (2 Evils)
#BBRC - trans author

This book fulfilled the YA or MG novel by an author who identifies as LGBTQ portion of the #ReadHarder2017 challenge. I chose to read Zac Brewer because I'm a fan of his Vladimir Todd books. I struggled through this one. The voice actor did a fantastic job of differentiating all the character performances, but I never connected to the narrator or the story. The last disc tied everything together in a very satisfying way.

Here is my #readingequiptment for the #readjanuary prompt. My car's CD player helps me read when I commute to work and when I am running errands.

This book had a lot of potential. Siblings full of animosity are forced together for their senior year of high school when things start going awry. The ending is SO BRIEF of a wrap up that it disappointed.

The first paragraph. Call me intrigued.

The best thing about summer break: browsing at the bookstore with coffee cup in hand. 💜 The Bookmark at San Patricio Plaza (Guaynabo, PR)

This is my audiobook for about 15 minutes of my ride this morning because I'm that close to finishing. It's been okay. The reader is good; the story is so-so.

I really enjoyed this book! It sends a great message about gender fluidity and incorporates that with an thrilling plot line! For more: www.bringingpaperback.weebly.com