Introduction to podcast This is my interview/podcast with USA Today bestselling author of UNTEACHABLE, BLACK IRIS, and CAM GIRL with Atria Books, who is also a big nerd, advocate for diversity, full feminist and a real life unicorn in dapper clothing. We were joined by Dahlia Adler, Author of the […]
Amazon – Barnes & Noble – Books-a-Million – IndieBound – Apple – Blio – Google – Kobo Carolin’s Book Review: 4,5 stars “Cam Girl” is the story of the two besties Vada and Ellis. It all starts with a horrible car-accident and a similar horrible fight between Vada and Ellis, which causes them to separate for several weeks. Because she’s broke, Vada accepts a […]
Hi! This is my top 5 of “stuff I loved about Cam Girl” This is going to be a random 5 things I liked about the book without including spoilers. You have to understand this is really hard for me so prepare for what’s next Ellis Carraway: This character is […]
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Book Review: 5+++ stars It’s been about 4 hours since I put the book down, I still feel raw, restless, teary, I still feel that sting in the bridge of my nose a tell tale of my imminent ugly crying face, except is not happening, it’s just there burning. I […]
This book was full of cute with some excitement but mostly cute moments, and I think I’m in an emotional place where I need cute with dashes of hard real life, this book is exactly it. This is the story of Hillary, the out and proud lesbian dispatcher who has […]
Hello Dahila, thank you so much for agreeing to do this interview, I’m a huge fan of yours and I’m so excited to have you in the blog. Thanks so much for having me! So here are the questions: 1. Under the lights is the first book (and only for now) […]
Book review: 3 stars When I asked for this ARC I did so because I love the trope of the player womanizer that falls madly in love with the cute girl she meets by chance, like it was meant to be, like the red string of fate, I’m a sucker […]
This book was an emotional rollercoaster, it started quite slowly but totally relatable because Claire is a twenty years old looking for her way in life, clashing with her parents view of the world and specially the way they want her to live her life. “Well, it’s not as if […]
This story was hard for me to read from the beginning, it was from a split narrative but it sounded promising. It’s the story of Boon a sports bar owner and Grey a counselor in a shelter for women victims of domestic violence. In theory it’d hit all the right […]