Does everybody have horrendous shipping problems with Book of the Month? Two months in and I‘m probably going to cancel.

Going to give this one a try. We'll see how it goes. I'm trying to read authors that are going to be at BookCon but I might need a break from the YA genre.

I tried really hard to make it through this book but at 60% in I just didn't care about the characters or what would happen to them. The story and the pace never picked up for me.

Good news - I loved this book and finished it in an entire day. Bad news - I was completely wrapped up in this book and now Sunday is gone and oops I forgot to do laundry, clean etc before work on Monday. Back to reality.

This was a really hard book to rate. The first 25-30% of the book was slow for me. I almost DNF. But then it picked up. I thought there were some good twists in the plot, which I liked. I don't know how to explain it, but there was just something lacking. Which sucks because the premise of the book sounded great.

I'm really excited to start reading this one, especially since Stephanie will be at BookCon this year.

This. A thousand times this.

So yeah....I just finished this book. Did anyone else get to the end of the last chapter and think "Holy Shit! I wonder what's going to happen next?" Click next page on their e-reader and see that there was nothing else?! I wanted more!

I'm going to start The Kind Worth Killing next. People have been raving about it so let's see if it lives up to the hype.

Loved it! The pages just flew by for me. What an adorable love story for Simon. I do occasionally read YA novels and I have to say I'm really glad there was no social media while I was in high school.

I thought it was a good book. It was a quick read for me. The only thing I would say is I don't think any of the twists or reveals were all that shocking. It was all pretty obvious to me.

So good! I read this book in an entire day. After that epilogue, is there going to be a sequel?