there are books i'm sure everyone can point to and say that they have changed their lives in some way. a favourite childhood story...the first chapter book you ever loved...a book you loved studying in school...a book you really hated...books that for...

Alex thought she’d be spending the summer focused on her family’s rafting business, burying the memories of her father’s death last year, and leaving behind all the messes she made in its wake. But when Sean returns to town, she is forced to...

apparently you can have book birthdays! (i don't know exactly who to credit for this because tye the book gryffin told me about it. so if this is someone's individual thing then I TOTALLY CREDIT YOU.) anyway it basically just marks the book's release...

“You think he’s yours but he’s not, I thought. You think he’s yours but really he’s mine.” When Holly loses her virginity to Paul, a guy she barely knows, she assumes their encounter is a one-night stand. After all, Paul is too popular to...

* sigh * i'll get to whether or not i liked this book later but i need to address another thing first. i feel like the blurb for 'this is what i want to tell you' by heather duffy stone lied to me...or at the very least used some really misleading...