After digging up their parents’ time capsule from 35 years ago, Elayah, Liam, Jorja, and
Marcie discover hidden secrets along with a bloody knife with a note. Soon enough, the friend
group begins to question their loyalty to their parents. Could one of their parents have killed
someone? It all started in 1986, where their parents all had secrets of their own, and the missing
friend in their group who still hasn’t turned up. However, soon after contacting news experts,
The Blood of Flowers displays a young girl, unnamed and desperate for marriage
However, fate seemed to have other plans as her father injures himself and soon falls sick. Days
go by as the girl and her mother aid to her father’s sickness but it does not do well, as he falls
dead within the arms of his wife. Stricken by poverty and grief, the girl and her mother have no
choice but to reach out to her mother’s long lost brother, who was a rich carpet maker in the rich
War Storm by Victoria Aveyard is the fourth book in the Red Queen series. After Cal’s betrayal,
Mare decides to overthrow the kingdom of Norta once and for all and bring Maven down. Mare
must work together with Cal and his silver allies to ensure their success. Maven doesn’t back
down and is still fixated on having Mare as his own. He will do anything, even destroy anything
King’s Cage by Victoria Aveyard is the third book in the Red Queen series. Maven, now a king,
has imprisoned Mare and took away her lethal power. Her new team prepares for war, and Cal,
the rightful, but exiled, heir to the throne of Norta, will do anything to get Mare back from his evil
brother. Will they succeed, or will Norta burn down in flames after the heated war breaks out?
This book will pull on all your heartstrings in the best way possible. Colleen Hoover tackles lots
of hardships in this novel, such as fixing family relationships, grief, and making amends with the
past. This book hooks you from the very beginning, and it has lots of complex parts to the plot
that keep you wanting more. I read this book in one day, and I think that mostly speaks for itself.
Another Colleen Hoover book that you should add to your want-to-read list.
The Sun Is Also a Star by Nicola Yoon is about a brief encounter between Natasha, a Jamaican
immigrant trying to save her family from being deported, and Daniel, a Korean immigrant who is
forced into studying medicine by his parents. These two characters spend only about 24 hours
together, but the story narrating their adventures together is truly remarkable. This book is about
family, love, identity, and morality, and it was written so well that I couldn't put it down. It has
This book hit me right in the heart and made me shed some tears along the way. This book is
extremely well written and develops the friendship trio between the three main characters Dill,
Lydia, and Travis in the best way possible. It intertwines your emotions with each one of the
characters, and it portrays a very accurate picture of high schoolers navigating through their life
and preparing for what comes next after they graduate. It shows the journey of finding your
Holding Up the Universe by Jennifer Niven is a sweet story about two characters who have their
own personal struggles and over the course of the book they come together to accept their
differences and form an amazing bond. This book deals with important issues such as
self-confidence, and it will definitely make you smile by the end. I only gave it 3 stars because it
was a little bit more difficult for me to stay interested than with other novels, but overall it's a
really good read.
They Both Die at the End by Adam Silvera is a style of writing that I've never seen before.
Initially, I thought that the title giving away the ending would make it difficult to stay interested in
the plot. But, I was proven very wrong. This book takes you through a roller coaster of emotions
as it jumps through lots of action and adventure with the main characters. The whole time you're
reading it feels like there's a ticking clock counting down until the end, and as you get closer the
This book was a very well-written mystery because it kept you interested and eager for what
was to come but it didn't cause too much suspense or anxiety which I liked. I loved how it
showed the growth in the relationship between Hannah and Bailey alongside the mystery of
Owen's disappearance; it kept a key emotional feeling attached to the more spontaneous action
of the main plot. Overall this book is super fun and exciting to read and I would recommend it to
anyone and everyone.
