by Erin | Jan 11, 2023 | Nonfiction, Real Life
The narrator and his son Chris go on a motorcycle trip across America, while going on a philosophical journey of many different themes, such as Quality and Identity. I would give this book 3 stars (out of 5). This book is a combination of a Chautauqua in which the...
by Erin | Aug 22, 2021 | Fiction, LGBTQ+ Relationships/Characters, My Favourites, Real Life, Romance, YA
What do all rom-coms have? A montage of the two main characters falling in love. But there is a distinct lack of lesbian rom-coms, so Saoirse and Ruby decide to create their own montage over the summer. But they’ll soon learn that they can’t have the good...
by Erin | Aug 22, 2021 | Fantasy, Fiction, LGBTQ+ Relationships/Characters, My Favourites, Real Life, Romance, YA
Alexis, Iris, Paulie, Roya, Marcelina and Maryam have been best friends for years, they bonded over a secret they all share; they’re magic. But their friendship will be tested when Alexis makes a mistake… that might have killed Josh Harper. Trigger...
by Erin | Aug 22, 2021 | Fiction, Real Life, Romance, YA
Hazel Grace meets Augustus Waters in a Cancer Kids Support Group in the heart of God and that’s the start of a messy story of love, death and Amsterdam. Trigger Warning: Cancer, Death, Alcoholism, Swearing and Minor Sexual Content. I give this book 3.5 stars...
by Erin | Aug 22, 2021 | Fiction, Horror/Thriller, Real Life, Science Fiction, Series, Young Readers
Cassidy Blake nearly drowned. It was Jacob who saved her, but she didn’t know him then. Ever since that day Jacob and Cassidy have been best friends, even though Jacob is a ghost. Cassidy can see ghosts and cross the Veil into their world, but is this ability a...
by Erin | Aug 19, 2021 | Fiction, LGBTQ+ Relationships/Characters, Real Life, Romance, YA
Aideen’s life is a mess. Her mom’s drinking habits are getting worse, she’s failing all her classes and her only friend Holly is turning into someone she doesn’t recognize. But everything changes when she decides to solve other people’s problems instead of her...
