The Last Kids On Earth And The Doomsday Race
by Max Brallier

Didn't really care for this book. Not my type of humor.
 
 

A Tough Nut to Crack
by Tom Birdseye

My favorite part of this book was the very first page titled "Whoosh" - and my grandma said it sounded like me.
 
 

The Final Gambit
by Jennifer Lynn Barnes

Greyson is such a baby boy he really needs therapy, and max and Xander and don't get me started on Nash and Libbys cupcake truck omg too cute!!!!
 
 

The Hawthorne Legacy
by Jennifer Lynn Barnes

Really hate Emily.... such a twisted liar
 
 

The Inheritance Games
by Jennifer Lynn Barnes

Sooo good, also team Greyson!
 
 

The Kite Runner
by Khaled Hosseini

Very depressing and sad and my jaw was just hanging the entire time from shock.
 
 

Northanger Abbey (Jane Austen Collection)
by Jane Austen

Definitely my favorite Jane Austin and very underrated.
 
 

Taylor Swift
by Helena Hunt

It was definitely well executed
 
 

The Other Half Of Happy
by Rebecca Balcarcel

A book about being imperfect and learning that’s OK. This book shared what it’s like to grow up between two cultures, and made it seem both wonderful and difficult, which I imagine it is. It reminds me that we can’t be happy all the time, but the bittersweet helps the joy. Yes, I cried through parts of this book. And got frustrated with the main character. And I think that’s just what I was supposed to feel. Recommend.
 
 

Pete The Cat And The Treasure Map
by James Dean

I like how the crackin becomes friends with Pete.