Review from I Don’t Want to Grow Up: Life, Liberty, and Happiness Without a Career →
“I Don’t Want to Grow Up” is a delightful and thought-provoking exploration of the complexities of adulthood, wrapped in a charming narrative that beckons readers to embrace their inner child. Through a blend of vivid storytelling and profound insights, Stillman invites us to reconsider our perceptions of maturity and the importance of maintaining a youthful..
Review from Something Borrowed →
The criticism is for splitting up these books like this; this should have been one book. It ends in awkward cliffhanger. Go for quality not quantity or more money. Would have been a good book if it wasn’t so disjointed. Each book is too short, should made all of them into one story. Narrators are..
Best book I’ve read in a long time and really sets a good example of how to live a full life without conforming
Review from The One I Want →
Another great book! Love all the different story lines that she takes with each word written!!
Review from I Don’t Want to Grow Up: Life, Liberty, and Happiness Without a Career →
Absolutely love this book got recommended this book on tik tok and finished it in one whole day 😭 it really makes you question a lot of things and you gain a different perspective of things 🫶
Very cute story, didn’t love it as much as the first one, but Marissa Meyer delivered yet again a great read with funny and well thought out characters.
This was Complex story ~ likable characters ~ Fast pace ~ well written novel…Would recommend friends reading!
Review from With a Little Luck →
Marissa is a fantastic writer. Character development, pop culture references, obscure references, and involving the reader keeps this fun story compelling to the end
Review from Binding Rose →
I was really hoping to enjoy this story. It started off well, but had very little depth and felt like it was missing some build-up. It almost seemed rushed – like the first half of the book is basically a month or two of time passing and the last half is kicked into overdrive, sprinting..
Review from We Are Proud Boys →
This book is well written and balanced. The reader does an excellent job. The message of this book expresses the magnitude of the threat posed by The proud Boys and similar Right Wing Extremist groups. It shows in example after example the fascist ideology these groups espouse and how their ideology and violence could become..