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Morgan Sheppard (936 KP) created a post

Nov 28, 2022  
It's time for my #BookoftheMonth ! This time, it was After the Summerland (The Witches of Spring Hill, #1) by Patricia A. Proctor - a four-star young adult/coming-of-age paranormal story about two sets of triplets.

To find out more, click the link to read the blurb and review on my website: https://morganjsheppard.weebly.com/morgans-musings/bookofthemonth-after-the-summerland-the-witches-of-spring-hill-1-by-patricia-a-proctor
     
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Alex, Approximately
Alex, Approximately
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7.8 (5 Ratings)
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This was a super-cute Young Adult Romance. I actually read it for free off RivetedLit - it's free to read there through the end of July. I really enjoyed the change in formatting for the online conversations between Mink and Alex, and the explanation for why Bailey hadn't shared any identifying information online at all. That was pretty well done.

The book is a Young Adult take on the enemies-to-lovers trope, but it mostly avoided the "he picks on you because he likes you" line. The initial conflict between our two characters is really just due to misunderstandings, and the boy quickly apologizes. (With cookies!) I really enjoyed both of these characters, and I was definitely cheering for them as they revealed more of their histories and insecurities to each other.

I REALLY enjoyed their date to Monterey, California - they visited the Natural History Museum and the aquarium, both of which I have been to personally! I lived in Monterey many years ago, so it was neat to see them in a place I have personal memories of.

Overall, I thought this was an excellent young adult romance. There was some mention of sex, but nothing too graphic. I loved the setting; it brought me back to the Pacific Ocean, even if it was California beaches instead of the cold, rocky Pacific Northwest.

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QuietlyBookish (65 KP) rated Fangirl in Books

Jul 6, 2017  
Fangirl
Fangirl
Rainbow Rowell | 2014 | Young Adult (YA)
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8.9 (46 Ratings)
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Themes of Mental Illness
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Must Read For Anyone Starting University!
I very much enjoyed this book. I read this book in one day. I loved Cath, I felt that she was easy to like and she was realistic, I think her thoughts, feelings and actions were easy to relate to.
This book is about finding yourself as you transition from teenager to adult and learn to live alone for the first time.
I can't recommend this enough, I think everyone can gain something from this story!

There are a lot of different editions of this book! I'd recommend looking them up if you're interested in fan art or author Q&A's! Also, there are two other books related to Fangirl, there is Carry On which is a full novel about the Simon and Baz fanfiction Cath writes in Fangirl. Also, Cath and Levi make an appearance in the author's adult novel Landline, if you're interested in that!