bailedI made it just past 100 pages and the thought of 200 more pages of ridiculous characterization just made my heart sink. Amber and Tyler have been besties since they were 14. Tyler has harboured more romantic feelings for Amber. A thing happens which causes Amber to take him at gunpoint to a remote cabin. Sexual assault is a serious topic…and so is Amber‘s eating disorder, but the whole thing reads like something on Wattpad. Blech.
I'm a little late (it's already Friday🙃) but here it's my list.. thanks again to @BeeCurious for the tag and @dabbe for the game 💚 #TLT
In no particular order
📚How I Live Now by Meg Rosoff
📚The Giver by Lois Lowry
📚Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro
(Special mention to the classics: Little Women, Jane Eyre and Anne of Green Gables)
Next physical book. I have owned this copy for years and years. Not sure how much I really want to read it but will find out now I suppose.
pickA hard book to read, but definitely an eye opener for someone who has never experienced body dysmorphia or an eating disorder. And those who have, this book is very validating and helpful. 💕
pick4.5 ⭐️
I thought this book was beautiful and emotionally deep. Walking through the treatment center with all the characters was heartbreaking and yet relatable. Very seldom do we speak about ED and the demons that come with it. Beautifully devastating.
Finally branched out and made my own reading timeline design.. I have to say I‘m a pretty big fan 😉😊
Last: The Chase by Elle Kennedy ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Current: Paper Weight by Meg Haston
Next: The Risk by Elle Kennedy
pickI have been a fan of Lindsey Stirling for years, but I never got around to reading this book until now. She has such a unique personality that bleeds through into this book. It was fun, but it still showed some more vulnerable parts of her life.
