Diary of a book worm

books

  • The Ruling Class, Jennifer Lynn Barnes

    “I’d read a poem once in English class, about what it meant to master the art of losing. I was an artist” Dear diary, This book was so nerve wrecking, I loved it! From the minute I started this book, I was drawn to the characters and the story. Set in Washington D.C it’s quintessentially…

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  • Book People, Jackie Ashenden

    “You were such an angry little thing. A real termagant. Did I ever tell you how much I liked that? Dear diary, All book obsessed people love books about books, and that is what drew me to this book the most. Its an enemies to lovers love story, with two polar opposite characters- Kate full…

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  • The Killings at Kingfisher Hill, Sophie Hannah

    “Every lie on Kingfisher Hill seemed to cast a longer shadow than the one before.” Dear diary, This book is undeniably thrilling, filled with twists that keep you turning pages. This book shows Sophie Hannah’s portrayal of Hercule Poirot, which differs notably from Agatha Christie’s. While Christie’s mysteries often unfold with a seamless, almost effortless…

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  • Nothing like the movies, Lynn Painter

    “You either love me or you don’t. Because I’m not the kid next door, or the asshole who broke your heart, or the goddamn freshman who took you out on a date tonight.” Dear diary, The much-awaited sequel of Better than the movies didn’t disappoint! This was Wes and Liz in a completely different phase…

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  • Little white lies, Jennifer Lynn Barnes

    “Catcalling me was a mistake that most of the customers and mechanics at Big Jim’s Garage only made once” Dear diary, This book has a curveball every twenty pages! Scandals after scandals unravel, but which of them are real and which ones are based upon little white lies? Sawyer is an eighteen-year-old working as an…

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  • The Hawthorne Legacy, Jennifer Lynn Barnes

    “There was nothing-and no one- that set Jameson Hawthorne’s blood pumping like a mystery” Dear diary, This is the second, and in my opinion the best book of the Inheritance Games series. This book is the definition of one step forward and two steps back, as the cryptic clues take unexpected turns and the bafflingly…

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