Simon James Green

Hilarious! I loved the voice work. I listened to this on my earphones while at work. I shouldn't have though, because people started to think I was possessed or something. A reminder I should only read or listen to whatever Simon James Green wrote in the privacy of my own home. Otherwise, they'd call the priest or the asylum hotline on me next time.

Sweet, funny, and absurd. Bit too much of a soap opera at times. But I liked the main character's voice a lot. I sometimes wonder why I still read YA novels so much, but ultimately the answer is that I still identify closely with those characters. I see a lot in Noah how I'd react to the same situations when I was also an awkward teenager. And once I got into it, it was a breeze to read!

CW: Sexual references

Well that was an excellent book! It had quite a few laugh out loud moments with the most adorably awkward main character, Alex. The romance between Alex and Ben was gorgeous and as Efia repeatedly says in the book, "I shipped 'Bex' so hard". It was also a book dedicated to the strength of friendships. The group of teens at Wonderland unite to save the place that has given them all a sense of belonging. Fabulous book. I loved everything about it.

A fun summer romcom featuring estranged friends trying to make their roadtrip look better than it is to spite their exes.
Everything and literally everything that can go wrong goes wrong for these two and I liked how they made the best out of the average british countryside.
My one struggle was that it was hard to distinguish the characters sometimes, despite the dual point of view.