As previously mentioned, I was without most technology this summer, which meant I had time to read. A lot. I read all kinds of books, but, per usual, most were in my normal wheel house of YA. I read so much that I found myself hitting up the bookstore whenever I could just so I would have a few books on hand at any given moment.
_______________________________________________________________________________________ I can not possibly review/recap all of these books, so instead I'll do a little awards show style sharing instead. Suffice it to say though, I didn't read a bad book all summer. It was like some magical, amazing, readers paradise up in the mountains. Since I've been home I've only managed to finish 2 books (reviews coming soon)- so current me is a little jealous of past me and the great books I read this summer while sitting around the camp fire. _______________________________________________________________________________________
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_______________________________________________________________________________________ those are just a few of the books that really stood out- although I could say a lot more about most of these books. Windfall by Jennifer E. Smith reminded me why I love her books, Overturned by Lamar Giles was a fun mystery and Tell Me Three Things by Julie Buxbaum is an unflinching look at social media and the ramifications (both good and bad) of having an online life. I'm trying to limit myself here, otherwise this post would be a million pages long. Needless to say, you can't go wring with any of these books.
Happy Reading!
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