For more reviews, check out my blog: Craft-CycleThis book was okay. Keplinger did some cool things with stereotypes and labels, but for the most part the book was just boring and repetitive. I watched the movie version at some point and honestly can't remember anything about it. I saw this in the li...
Im Mai 2017 erhielt ich über die Motto-Challenge eine Leseaufgabe, die für mich eine echte Herausforderung darstellte: ich sollte Liebesgeschichten lesen. Da ich Chic-Lit nicht mag, war ich erst mal ratlos. Enthielt mein Bücherregal überhaupt Bücher, die ich mir anrechnen durfte? Eine Recherche erga...
The Duff was a quick and entertaining read. I loved the concept of this book from the moment I first read the description. We all know The Duff (Designated Ugly Fat Friend) and some of us have even related to being The Duff at some point in time. I liked that the book got to that point -- that somew...
Quick review for a quick read. Ye Gods, I actually adored this book. I think one of the things that stayed with me through the read and moving out of it was the relationship between Agnes and Bo - that sold me through the narrative. It's hard not to find yourself drawn to their individual stories an...
This review is also available on my blog, Bows & Bullets ReviewsBianca Piper is smart, snarky, and about as cynical as a 17 year old girl can be. She will be the absolute last person to fall for Wesley Rush’s womanizing charms. He’s a pig who nicknames her Duffy and she hates him. But when home life...
Kody Keplinger is becoming one of my favorite, if not my favorite, contemporary YA writers. I really enjoyed Run. Even though it is probably my least favorite of hers. She writes such great characters its hard not to fall in love. This is the story of two girls, Bo Dickinson and Agnes Atwood. They...
Some of you might know I can't stop raving about the non-fiction book Come As You Are, an exploration of women's sexuality and what is considered "normal", written with great wit and intelligence. I'd initially had Shut Out recommended to me because I was looking for a battle of the sexes YA novel...
I am so glad I gave this book a shot! It's been on my "maybe" list ever since I heard of it, my hesitation steaming from a rumored jerk of a love interest and the whole enemies with benefits plot-line. But, the movie with Robbie Amell came out and it just looked so entertaining that I had to give th...
The DUFF: Designated Ugly Fat Friend took me by surprise. I really enjoyed the book. It was a cute, fun, and sexy read. It's a great story about family, friendship, and loving yourself. Overall the story reminds us that DUFF is just a word and there is more to people than meets the eye.
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