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Summer of Lies
I realised when I was compiling my Summer reading list that a common theme was intertwining throughout..so thusly I made this list: Pretty Little Liars series by Sara Shepherd Kicking things off with the OG teen mystery series, we may all still be reeling from the final episode of the TV series, so reading this will help ease the pain. Reading this series is a must if you're a die hard fan, or just looking for a series to really get your teeth into this Summer.. One of Us is Lying by Karen M. McManus Think Breakfast Club, if you took the main characters and re-wrote it as a whodunit murder mystery thriller. Choker by Elizabeth Woods What if your best friend returned after years apart? What if your best friend was also a killer? We Were Liars by E. Lockhart No synopsis needed. It'll only ruin the journey. Just go and read it. Lying About Last Summer by Sue Wallman The dead can't...
Fantastic Mr. Fox
Roald Dahl's books were one of my first literary loves, this is my tribute to Fantastic Mr. Fox. *************** ~ outfit details ~ crop top ~ h&m cardigan ~ forever 21 blazer ~ forever 21 scarf ~ forever 21 culottes ~ asos boots ~ thrifted wig ~ wigisfashion ears + tail set ~ phobicbutterfly on etsy *************** xo CorpsyAnn
Goodreads Review: Before I Fall
Before I Fall by Lauren Oliver My rating: 4 of 5 stars Mean girls meets Groundhog Day - that's what I went into this book expecting. Turned out to be much more complex than that simple comparison.. Meet high school senior Samantha "Sam" Kingston, our protagonist who is forced to relive the same day (12th February) over and over again. Sam is one of the mean girls at her school, this divides an audience into those who were of similar popularity at school and those who weren't and those whom the popular kids tormented. As one of the kids in the in between at school (I wasn't a main target for abuse, but I rarely looked the popular kids in the eye..if you catch my drift). I found it a little hard to be sympathetic to Sam's plight at the beginning, having a 'you reap what you sow' kinda attitude, however this view changed as Sam's did during the course of the book. As she began savouring moments with loved ones and trying to make ...