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 There’s always that defining moment (or a few of them) when you realize you have to break away from what your parents want and do your own thing — even if this isn’t in their best interest. I’m reading a parenting guide for work right now, and the author talks about how parents need to know when […]
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Posted in: Estelle, Reviews, Reviews by Estelle, Young Adult ReviewsTags: author of last will and testament, dahlia adler, daylight falls series, under the lights by dahlia adler, ya books about parents, ya books set in hollywood, ya books with f/f romance, young adult review
 We Were Liars by E. Lockhart ( web | tweet ) Publication Date: May 13, 2014 Publisher: Delacorte Press Pages: 240 Target audience: Young adult Keywords: family obligations, secrets, summer, romance Format read: ARC from Publisher via NetGalley. (Thanks!) Summary: Cadence Sinclair can’t remember anything. Except her cousins and the boy she loves = the […]
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 Roomies by Tara Altebrando ( web | tweet ) and Sara Zarr ( web | tweet ) Publication Date: December 24, 2013 Publisher: Little Brown Pages: 288 Target audience: Young adult Keywords: summer before college, California, New Jersey, college roommates, technology Format read: Paperback ARC from Novel Sounds. (Thanks!) Summary: The summer before college, two strangers […]
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Posted in: Estelle, Reviews, Reviews by Estelle, Young Adult ReviewsTags: books about leaving for college, books about long distance relationships, books about the summer before college, december 2013 book release, Little Brown, roomies by tara altebrando and sara zarr, sara zarr, tara altebrando, young adult review
 Crash Into You by Katie McGarry ( web | tweet ) Publication Date: 11/26/2013 Publisher: Harlequin Teen Pages: 474 Target audience: Young adult Keywords: parents, cars, foster children Format read: ARC borrowed from Cassie. (Thanks!) RBR reviews of Katie McGarry books: Pushing the Limits | Dare You To Summary: With Noah doing his own thing and […]
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Posted in: Estelle, Reviews, Reviews by Estelle, Young Adult ReviewsTags: crash into you by katie mcgarry, harlequin teen, Katie McGarry, november 2013 book release, pushing the limits series, ya books about foster kids, ya books with car racing, young adult review
 This Song Will Save Your Life by Leila Sales ( web | tweet ) Publication Date: 9/17/2013 Publisher: Farrar, Straus, and Giroux Pages: 288 Target audience: Young adult Keywords: bullying, music, high school, suicide, being a loner, self-discovery Format read: ARC from Publisher via NetGalley! (Thanks!) Summary: Elise can’t win. After years and years of […]
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 Fire with Fire by Siobhan Vivian & Jenny Han Book 2 of the Burn for Burn series. (Magan’s review of Burn for Burn) Publication Date: 8/13/2013 Publisher: Simon Pulse Pages: 528 Target audience: Young adult Keywords: revenge, friendship, secrets, paranormal Format read: Paperback ARC from Simon Blogger Party. (Thanks!) Summary: After their revenge plot spirals […]
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Posted in: Estelle, Reviews, Reviews by Estelle, Young Adult ReviewsTags: august 2013 ya release, books about friendships, books about revenge, burn for burn series, fire with fire by siobhan vivian and jenny han, simon pulse, ya book series, young adult review
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Friends Who Write Diversely... | Dive Into Diversity, Magan - […] thanks to authors/bloggers/Twitter goddesses Dahlia Adler (Under the Lights) and Katherine Locke (Second Position) for being so game for today’s post. Rather Be […]
Wendy @ Book Scents - I totally agree with you! I loved seeing both Josh and Van’s story unfold and seeing that they’re not the pair that ends up together. I loved seeing their arcs and thought all the characters were so well developed. I kind of want to see more of what Josh does after!
Kailia Sage - I need to read this book as soon as possible! Everyone is raving about this book and I love the premise!
Alexa S. - I 100% agree with your thoughts on Under the Lights! It was such a delight to read about both Van and Josh, to really get to know them beyond what we learn in Behind the Scenes. And Dahlia wrote both their stories so well too!
Quinn @ Quinn's Book Nook - I really, really need to read Dahlia Adler’s books. I have Behind the scenes ( I think I picked it up after your review) and still haven’t read it. And I really want to read this too.