Whatever.: or how junior year became totally f$@cked | 
panThis book is an easy read. It's quite short so I read it in one sitting. I found that there wasn't much plot which might be because of how short the book is. I also found it problematic that the author decides to make the main character fall in love with their ex-bully. Because that's totally not toxic behavior. Especially when the excuse is I was in denial of my feelings for you! Yeah, it's not a valid excuse.
This actually wasn‘t that hard... Chocolate and books were picked with no hesitation but the third pick came down to Netflix and jeans. I picked jeans because they keep my postpartum pooch in check. Netflix can‘t do that yet. 😂
#pick3
#Top10oftheYear #2018 Count down: #9
On of the first books I read last year and one of my favourites. I‘m pretty sure I reread this one several times. It‘s a cute romance, coming of age story that‘s a bit cliche, but filled will lots of fun, interesting characters. If you enjoyed Simon vs Homosapien Agenda, be sure to check this one out as well.
Over the next few days I‘ll be posting my favorite books of 2018. I didn‘t get as much reading done as I would have liked, due to moving twice and a pretty major breakup, but I still got a good chunk read so I‘ll share the highlights or an otherwise mostly crummy year ❤️😁👍 #Top10oftheYear #2018
I did some of the bookish things!
#in2018 @RealLifeReading
1. Foxes and dogs
2. The Jackaby Series (middle grade supernatural detective) The Witch of Lime Street (non fiction about the seance craze and one woman in particular, plus Houdini‘s obsession with disproving it)
3. Purple, Green, Blue
4.Both coffee in the AM, tea the rest of the day (earl grey, mint, fruit teas)
5. Ocean or on a porch
#jb
6. Ranunculus (a fuller petaled buttercup), Daisies,
pickIts a bit of a silly, highschool romance with a laid-back attitude. Its nothing groundbreaking or revolutionary. But it is a heck of a good time. Everyone had charming personalities, which made rooting for them (all of them really) easy and enjoyable.
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WWHHHYYYYYY?!?!?!???
This is a person asking for a book rec on facebook. Why do I facebook?! 🙄🙄🙄
Plus I feel like a true book lover doesn't describe genres as trash.
And lady, Stephen King is the shit.
Side note: I cannot stop laughing about this and I'm not sure what mass market paperbacks have to do with anything.
Today's heading to a protest train read.
pickLaugh-out-loud funny and sexy. Mike is 16 and figuring out his sexuality. It's great to read a comedy versus a drama about a guy coming out in high school. #funfridayphoto
pickOverall, a good book. There are a few little things that bothered me, but it kept me engaged and I read it from cover to cover yesterday. It's definitely for older teens since there's more detailed sexual content than I normally see in YA.
