Reviewsday: Everyday by David Levithan
“The tenderness between two people can turn the air tender, the room tender, time itself tender. As I step out of bed and slip on an oversize shirt, everything around me feels like it’s the temperature of happiness.” Every day ‘A’ wakes up, and is someone else. A is A, but in someone else’s body […]
Reviewsday: Freakonomics
It’s so easy to say after every second book that I read, “omg that was amazing, I love that book”, but in the case of these two books, I actually do love them, and have read them both multiple times. I couldn’t ever be described as a fan of fiction (although I do read some from time […]
Reviewsday: The Pause by John Larkin
Everything changes in an instant. For fans of ‘Looking For Alaska‘ and ‘If I Stay‘, this new Australian young adult novel is guaranteed to inspire and enlighten. Declan is heartbroken. His girlfriend has been whisked away from him like a princess at the start of a fairytale, and he has convinced himself that she no […]
Reviewsday: Chasers by James Phelan
The trip of a lifetime just turned into the end of the world. When Jesse crawls out of the wreckage of a subway car and emerges into daylight, he’s greeted by a living nightmare. An unexplained force has destroyed New York City, turning skyscrapers into ash, cutting off all power and communication. Jesse and his […]
