I am so excited to be joining the Save the Date blog tour with the Fantastic Flying Book Club! Today, I’m sharing a Q&A with Morgan Matson! Morgan Matson has quickly become one of my favourite young adult contemporary authors. It’s been amazing to not only review her newest book, but also to ask her some questions.
Prince Charming by Rachel Hawkins
As soon as I heard about this book, I knew it was going to be one I would love! Thankfully, I did. Prince Charming follows Daisy and all the crazy things that come along with her sister marrying a Scottish Prince. After some crazy tabloid issues, Daisy and her parents travel to Scotland to spend time with the Royal family.
6 Books to Read in June 2018
Another month means some great new releases! Today I’m sharing a list of 6 new books to read in June 2018! If you’re curious, I also have a list of new books to read in May 2018. Be sure to check that list out to find some other books to read.
May 2018 Reading Wrap-Up
Today I’m excited to share my May 2018 reading wrap-up! May was definitely not the best reading month. This month I graduated from Teacher’s College and visited Disneyland in California and took a cruise to Vancounver! I’m also currently on a two week vacation in Florida to visit Disney World and Universal Orlando!
Legendary by Stephanie Garber
After reading Caraval last year, it quickly became my most favourite read of the year. Needless to say, I’ve eagerly been waiting for the release of Legendary and I’m so happy I loved it! Legendary picks up after the events of Caraval. Instead of following Scarlett, Legendary follows Tella and her experiences in this magical world.
Furyborn by Claire Legrand
While I tend to read more contemporary books, I do love a good fantasy book. Furyborn turns out to be a really epic and enjoyable fantasy! Furyborn follows two characters, Rielle and Eliana. Rielle must endure seven trials to prove that she is the Sun Queen. A thousand years later, Eliana is a bounty hunter and discovers more about the Empire than she bargains for.
