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pickAnother book that was so well done as an audiobook! This was super cutesy which was exactly what I was looking for. 😍 This YA romance novel had me swooning over the two main characters. Even though the whole novel is them texting you get a full picture of each of their lives. So cute!! ❤❤ I wish there was a sequel to see how everything continued to play out 💕
Don‘t you just love books that reference other books?? 😍
Well the majority of Tropical Storm Isaias has passed us in Puerto Rico at this point, but it‘s still a dark and stormy morning. Perfect for a cup of coffee and a book!
pickThis was cute but predictable. I liked the text format for the storytelling though I can‘t figure out why they chose a woman with a British accent to narrate the dates and times the texts took place. Seemed to be an odd choice. Overall a sweet beach read.
pickI loved this one! Contemporary YA romance told all in text messages between 2 teens that go to the same school but definitely are not friends. They grow to find they understand each other, but there's a case of mistaken identity in the way of their romance! Sweet, funny, relatable. Listened to #audiobook via #scribd
pickSo freakin cute, you guys! Haley and Martin Nathaniel Monroe II (there‘s 2 of them-long story) get to know each other by texting but it becomes clear to Martin that Haley doesn‘t have a clue which one she‘s talking to. There‘s a lot of mishaps relating to the 2 Martin‘s and it‘s just a really fun take on the epistolary novel. And it‘s my first book for #BBRC @LibrarianRyan #teenangst #newin2019/2020 #BFCr3 (31/40) @wanderinglynn
so-soKinda saw how this one was heading pretty quickly but it was a quick read and cute.
Harvey and I are enjoying book day. I‘m reading, she‘s cuddling and we are both enjoying a Jane Austen themed candle and coffee.
This looked super cute, super light, and totally fun!
pickLittens, I loved this one. Told all in text (I love alternate formats!) with a bit of mistaken identity and some family and friend drama, this had a sprinkle of all the things that make a great teen contemporary. And on top of that, it had some great representation and frank conversations of sexuality. Some of the nerd speak did go over my head but that didn‘t detract from my enjoyment since the language overall felt authentic. Highly recommend!
pickA fun contemporary YA romance told solely through text messages. In all honesty, I thought I would hate the style and that it wouldn't provide a strong enough plot, but I was wrong. The texting style allows for strong character development and a captivating tale.
Just like I predicted... finished this in one sitting. It was SO good! I will have a full review on my blog & BookTube closer to its release date in June.
I'm already on page 183 of 374. I am SO going to finish this in one sitting!
