Sandwich
by Catherine Newman

A cute, but insightful and witty summer read. The main character is a whole bag of emotions; which is a lot while reading, but considering she’s going through menopause and multiple caregiving roles, slightly understandable.
 
 

As Good as Dead
by Holly Jackson

This book is one of my favorites. It is very thrilling and spooky. This is very suspenseful as the main character ventures out to look for her stalker. This book is perfect for people who love bone chilling stories. It isn’t a hard read and is very enjoyable.
 
 

The Blade Itself
by Joe Abercrombie

It's better than the 1st book of the 2nd trilogy but I just can't seem to stop comparing it to Game of Thrones and I keep finding it comping up short.
 
 

the silent patient
by alex michaelides

A disappointment. There has been so much hype about this title. There is no way a therapist would be able to engage in the investigative actions that Theo did. It is too bad - i waited a long time to read this.
 
 

Come And Get It
by Kiley Reid

a fresh and provocative story about a residential assistant and her messy entanglement with a professor and three unruly students
 
 

All Fours
by Miranda July

Bold and humorous exploration of a woman's midlife journey, blending themes of desire, freedom, and the complexities of human connection. The story follows a semi-famous artist who, after leaving her family behind, embarks on a spontaneous cross-country trip from LA to New York. This detour leads her to a nondescript motel where she begins a transformative experience that challenges her perceptions of intimacy and identity. July's signature wit and keen observations shine through as she navigates the absurdities of life, particularly the nuances of aging and sexuality.
 
 

The Institute
by Stephen King

Thrilling and emotionally charged read that follows twelve-year-old Luke Ellis, who is abducted and taken to a sinister facility where children with extraordinary abilities are exploited. King masterfully blends horror with themes of resilience and friendship, creating relatable characters that resonate deeply. The suspenseful plot and poignant social commentary make it a compelling addition to King’s repertoire.
 
 

Awesome Animals
by Neil Dubey

Great book! I would highly recommend this book.
 
 

The Prisoner's Throne
by Holly Black

Just as amazing as the last one. The ending was pretty good and it doesn't leave me too desperate for a third book. there was a few plot holes that will most likely be more traveled if she ever makes a third book. Such as The Ghost being a tree, and the whole plot line with Nicasia and the Undersea. Holly Black never misses.
 
 

Ignite Me
by Tahereh Mafi

I re-read this book because It think it's the BEST BOOK in the shatter me series and I loved reliving the experience. There was so much comedy and drama in general which was definitely the best part of the book. Lastly, Kenji was my favorite character in this book. No explanation needed.