This book was different than I thought it would be but that‘s not a bad thing. It was still a good read.
This book was different than I thought it would be but that‘s not a bad thing. It was still a good read.
I've had this book on my shelf since highschool and finally decided to read it after about 6years. I really enjoyed watching the main character grow so much within the book. It reminded me of myself at her age, trying to rediscover who I was but also fitting into societal norms. Great book, wish I would have picked it up off my shelf when I had first gotten it. ❤📚
1) the tagged book and Eleanor & Park are my favorite music books. I know there are some more but these always stand out for me.
2) The Beatles, Deftones, Alexisonfire, Oasis, Glassjaw, Early November, City and Colour, Smashing Pumpkins And I‘m a Taylor Swift fan.
3) Deftones, Alexisonfire, Glassjaw, and Depeche Mode.
4) right now it‘s “Don‘t Blame Me” by TSwift and “Happiness by the Kilowatt” by Alexisonfire.
#manicmonday
Loved this as my first book of 2018. Couldn't have chosen a better book to start off the 2018 reading year.
Goodreads Challenge: 1/50
This is between a pick an a so-so. The narration is excellent, but the story is just ok. A teenage girl loses her memories after a fall at school. The book follows her as she tries to regain what she lost and figure out her relationships with family, friends and boyfriends. Overall, What Alice Forgot is a much better amnesia book unless you're buying for a teen.
#LitsyAtoZ Letter Z
I'm switching my Z choice for #LitsyAtoZ. I hope that's okay. I don't know why I thought I'd like Nicotine more the second time ☹️. Gabrielle Zevin is the way to go, I hope!
And yes, I realize I'm starting a book at 10:30 on a work night. 😉
Okay, so it's not a ~real~ memoir. Bear with me. I don't own any others. This is my #booktober Day Eleven photo: #memorablememoirs !! I highly recommend this book for fans of realistic fiction dealing with the brain.
There always is. And yes, it was me. #MemoirsofATeenageAmnesiac