Book Lovers Lifting and Crushing

 Hi guys, It's good to be back reading and writing again. Today I'll be sharing my review for Thunderhead by Neal Shusterman, book 2 in his Arc of a Scythe series.  I get it. I completely get the hype surrounding this whole series. I really, really liked Scythe and went into this book expecting to enjoy it, but I fell in love. If you have seen my previous posts you'll know that it took me a long time to read this book. Like a LONG TIME. I can give the excuses of classes and work and everything else going on in my life, but today I really took the time, sat down and just ... read. And that's what we all love to do right? I was in a very depressed state today and by the end of this book, it completely changed it around. When I say I just finished it, I mean JUST finished it. While on a video call reading date with my boyfriend, only having the ability to gasp and show him looks of shock on my face every ten pages or so, this book was a whirlwind.  I spent the entirety of

Hi guys!  I know, I know, I said I would be back to a normal posting schedule and be more on top of things, however school is definitely just crazy. Being in college during a pandemic really doesn't give me a lot of time or energy to do anything else but school. With that being said, I'm on here anyways. Since it is officially October, that means it is SPOOKY SEASON . As this is a lot of people's favorite time of year I wanted to share with you guys a list of books to read this October that will get you in that spooky mood.  So let's get to it. 1. Clown in a Cornfield by Adam Cesare I have heard a great amount of hype surrounding this book and it definitely is perfect for Halloween time. The story is based in a town called Kettle Springs where the adults and kids are divided and at odds. The adults want to bring Kettle Springs back to it's former glory after the corn syrup factory shut down and the kids just wanna get out of the town and have fun. Everything changes