valentinesday

How to Catch a Loveosaurus | Alice Walstead

February #BookSpin / #BookSpinBingo / #ReadYourKindle ♥️ Two Can Play was my “Someplace Cold” #FictionalTraveler pick and my “book where the setting is cold/icy” for #TBRTarot. I ended up DNFing ACOTAR for #LittensLoveRomance 🫣 But I might try it again at some point. Maybe romantasy just isn‘t my thing. #LitsyAtoZ More on Hell Followed With Us in the next post. It was also my favorite for February.

Gissy I like your reading journal😍so pretty👌 3w

MatchlessMarie @Gissy Thank you! I‘m a lefty so I try to counter my chicken scratch with stickers 🤭 3w

37 likes2 comments

JamieArc

Thwonk | Joan Bauer

June‘s #Bookspin list. Summer reading has officially begun.

TheAromaofBooks

TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!!! 3w

33 likes1 comment

AileenRR

The Exception to the Rule | Christina Lauren

pick

Absolutely adorable little romance

10 likes

IriDas

Llama Llama I Love You | Anna Dewdney

My Mother‘s Day gift from my youngest. :) He knows Jiggly Puff is my favorite. 😍

MaGoose That is so cute 1mo

dabbe 🤩😍🤩 1mo

13 likes2 comments

Erinreadsthebooks

The Do-Over | Lynn Painter

pick

Gosh, I just think Lynn Painter does such perfectly cute, feel good, wholesome YA romances. ❤️

30 likes1 stack add

mrp27

Lunar New Year Love Story: A YA Graphic Novel about Fate, Family and Falling in Love | Gene Luen Yang

#weekendreads

Currently enjoying reading these.

rachelsbrittain

31 likes

Mattsbookaday

Lunar New Year Love Story: A YA Graphic Novel about Fate, Family and Falling in Love | Gene Luen Yang

pick

Lunar New Year Love Story, by Gene Luen Yang (illustrated byLeUyen Pham) (2024)

Premise: A Vietnamese-American teenager is pulled in many directions after she learns of a family curse that means they are all destined to fail at love.

Review: This was a bit of a mixed bag for me, largely because there were a few too many things stuffed in this particular bag for my liking. Cont.

Mattsbookaday For me the best parts were the specificity of the cultural representation — particularly in the similarities and differences among East Asian Lunar New Year celebrations and in the mixture of indigenous and Christian themes in Vietnamese communities — and the moral of the story, which was not what one might expect from this kind of novel. But it did feel a bit over-stuffed.

Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 3mo

5 likes1 comment