Booked with Abby

*** SPOILER ALERT ***   With contemporary novels, I feel like there isn't much to talk about so here's the little I have: Zoe's Letters   Zoe's letters really confused me up until chapter 17. That's when I realized they took place after the events of the book. For the first few chapters, I was confused about why Zoe would say that she hated Hank.  Zoe's and Hank's Friendship   These girls were kissing the whole book! I thought that was a little strange because I would never kiss my friends like that. And when Zoe did that big kiss with Hank at the party, I was really surprised.    Zoe definitely seemed in control of her friendship with Hank the whole time. And I can also relate to Hank being in a friendship like that. 

  I'm not going to waste any time on an intro today so here are all the books I revied this month (and some are actually kind of good :)). Fairest of All by Serena Valentino Rating: 5 stars Series: Villians book 1 This was probably my favorite book I reviewed this month and I do really love this series. Reviews for the next two books are coming out soon. Click here to see my review! We Hunt the Flame by Hafsah Faizal Rating: 1 star Series: Sands of Arawiya book 1 This was the only book I DNFed in 2019.  Click here for my review. From the Notebooks of a Middle School Princess by Meg Cabot Rating: 4 stars Series: From the Notebooks of a Middle School Princess book 1 This is more of a 5th-grade level book so I will not be reading the rest of this series.  Click here for my review. Miss You Love You Hate You By by Abby Sher Rating: 5 stars I feel like I should add a trigger warning for this book since it deals with a lot of men...

Page Count: 304 (Hardcover)  Publishes: February 18, 2020  My Rating: 5 stars Genre: Contemporary  Amazon link   Hank (short for Hannah) loves her best friend, Zoe. Zoe taught her to do everything and Hank has always longed to be more like Zoe. In her eyes, Zoe is perfect in every way. But after her parent's divorce,  Zoe's perfect facade starts to crumble. Even worse, Zoe develops an eating disorder. It's up to Hank to save the friend she's loved for so long, but can Hank really lead after a lifetime of living in someone else's shadow?   One thing I really love about this book is that it is partly told in letters from Zoe. I can also relate to Zoe because of her parent's divorce and I can understand some of the struggles she is going through. Though I don't usually enjoy contemporary novels, this one exceeded my expectations.

  WESteen Readers is a club where everyone gets to pick a different book to read. We all get ARC copies of books and it's really fun. The club is held at Weaslyn R.J. Julia's Bookstore. Heres my haul: Miss You Love You Hate You Bye  by Abby Sher To sum up the synopsis on the back of the book, Hank (short for Hannah), comfortably lives in her best friend, Zoes, shadow. Zoe is popular, confident and always the leader of their pack. When Zoe's parent's divorce, her perfect facade starts to crumble. She isn't acting like herself anymore. Zoe develops an eating disorder and relies on Hank. It's time for her to take but can Hank really save her best friend? And what happens if she loses herself in the process? This poignant, eye-opening novel is ultimately about friendship, mental health, and learning to let go. This book comes out on February 18, 2020. Blue Skies by Anne Bustard Glory Bea needs a miracle. The war ended three years ago but her fath...