Monthly recommendations: mental illness representaion

Find out more about the Goodreads group here! This month is books with mental illness representation. Okay, being totally honest, I did a post similar to this last year so I literally just duplicated that post and took the books and added a couple more. sorry not sorry Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky …

Thursday’s Top 4: authors where I liked one of their books but not the other

Find out more about Thursday’s Top 4 here! It’s basically a meme I started mainly for myself, but anyone can participate! Visit this page for the upcoming topics This week’s topic is authors where you liked one of their books but not the other (aka the longest title ever).

Thursday’s Top 4: books I immediately had to read

Find out more about Thursday’s Top 4 here! It’s basically a meme I started mainly for myself, but anyone can participate! Visit this page for the upcoming topics This week’s topic is books you immediately had to read.

Monthly Recommendations: required reading

Found here! This month's topic is required reading, or books you think everyone should read! This is similar to a couple recent Top Ten Tuesday's I've done, which you can read here and here! I think required reading is a tricky thing, because on the one hand I think there are books everyone should read …

Books that portray mental illness well

I'm super passionate about mental illness and breaking the stigma surrounding it. Because of this, I think it's really important to portray mental illness in a positive light. Historically, this hasn't been done in TV shows or movies. However, I think there are several books that do it well, so I wanted to highlight some …

Tag Tuesday: the High School Book Tag

Thanks Jessica @ JessicaMarie493 for tagging me! Make sure to go check out her answers! The Rules: Thank the creators: Namitha @ TeenMemoir and Jasmine @ HowUsefulItIs Answer the questions. Add pictures! (If you want to) Tag (about) 5 people. A+ on the test: A book or character that makes you smile? Every Day by …

Book review: Everyday by David Levithan

This book is about A, who is a person who doesn’t have a body. A wakes up everyday in a different person’s body. The first time we meet A, they are the boyfriend of a girl Rhiannon. A falls in love with Rhiannon and the book follows the two of them trying to make a …