SeekingBookWorm

I finished this yesterday so I’m back with another book review this one we follow three teens set in 1988 in this reformatory camp for troubled teens their names are Finn, Ronan and Becca we meet others along the way they have to battle a sea monster or things could end up being deadly for them before I ramble on too much about this book let’s quickly head into my thoughts shall we? I was a lover of this book from wattpad and truly had a good time so when I found out the author published I couldn’t wait to give it a read but even though I enjoyed it wasn’t at times like the wattpad level joy and here’s why some characters I read I didn’t know about apart from Finn and that was it I also couldn’t stand Becca as a character most of the time she annoyed me along with the senior counselors Sharon and Owen but apart from that I had a good time reading this and I can’t wait to read book two when it’s released! Well until next time we meet again,   xo SeekingBookWorm

I 'm back with another review and this one is for Thorn bird by E. Kennedy this is her first YA thriller and I must say that I really loved it. We meet a serial killers daughter called Gabrielle known as Ryan for her secret identity because of what her father Gabriel did so she went by that and she returned to her hometown ten years later after what happened but people started digging wanting to know who she really is so when a boy at Crockett High called Zed exposed Ryan at the Valentine's day dance at the gym that's when everyone knew that her name was Gabrielle and not Ryan due to what happened she kept making things a secret especially around Everett a boy she liked at first but due to her secret she started avoiding him and then another boy called Chase also fell in love with her. I really loved this book it was different and interesting I loved how Elle Kennedy managed to write a love triangle between our FMC and two boys she was in love with for someone who doesn...

This post is not a book review it’s about my own YA thriller I published last year called Chronic Wheelies I felt it would be nice to talk about it here like I did for The Step Love my 2018 debut ever since I never spoke about this one so I feel it’s right to do so.. Maybe what comes to your head right now is? Why did I call this Chronic Wheelies the definition is called: Painless Wheelies  I wrote this based on personal pain of living as a only child with cerebral palsy in own voices from experience I went through from my tweens and teenage years being in school how the world saw me what society saw me from my wheelchair instead of me the person and how I struggle and battle with it but now I’m in my 30’s books like these coming of age YA novels need to be more because they bring some insight of what it’s like for an only child living with a disability on a daily basis because we see cerebral palsy in serious cases but we never see mild ones like mine so Zac I wrote shone was a li...

We follow three best friends Fenny, Sam and Sarah they've been friends as long as Fenny can remember but over the years Sarah changed so when she went missing and left a file of stuff that she wanted them to do Fenny and Sam both decided they'll finish they case for her since Sarah ended up dead so the two duo worked together to see what they can do and Sam also didn't find this easy he struggled a lot emotionally along with Fenny too. let's go into my thoughts about this book shall we? I truly ATE this book up Swann has such a great way with words and I loved the small town mystery in the book I realise anything with a small town has became my favourite thing because it's not big or rowdy with people but you can truly capture everything especially the mystery without feeling all over the place I loved Fenny as well she was the sweetest not every choice she made agreed with her but the way she cared about Sam even missing up would show the reader these two duo had l...

This one we’re following the same character from the first book but Valencia ended up in a gang this takes on after what her father and one of her friends being involved in the incident of murdering the famous girl in the small town the sequel focuses more on a different side of things especially you get to meet Rock who was the MMC (Male Main Character) in book one but you get to hear his story from a deepe perspective of how he kind of loves Valencia but doesn’t know how to admit it we also get to see Leander McCandles a boy Valencia did really like and dated in book one their relationship ended and he was broken by it but eventually Val and Leander remarried friends not a couple anymore.. To speak about what I feel about this one is tough because I didn’t love it a lot like the first one maybe again due to a typo or something but I did adore Destin Val’s best friend I feel it would  fair if Kazmireski did a spin off based on him because that boy went through so much and he’s act...

In this series we meet Valencia Lamb who’s dad was known for killing one of the famous girls in their small town and ever since people know her as a serial killers daughter but Valencia hates being known as that so she decides to take on the case to find out what has happened and what her father motive behind everything was which she didn’t find it easy but when the tables turned things also exposed more then Valencia imagined it to be… I really loved this one it was fun and gripping away from little typos that were in the book at times it was still a good story Kazmierski knows how to bring YA characters to life and make the tone and everything sound appropriate for the audience the book is targeted for… Again until next time, xo SeekingBookWorm

This one we're following Liv (Aka Olivia) who gets kidnapped from her bed heading off to a camp for troubled teens called Camp Smiling Skies where she has to stay with some other campers Shasta and Milo, Ruby and Lucas, and Ben who she is with along with the senior counsellor Chipmunk and while they're in this camp things started going through after being there for some hours rumours were going through and deaths began to arise that Liv didn't know if she could cope with all this anymore and wanted away to escape but there wasn't so she has to bite the bullet and complete the challenge she was given... without saying too much since I know some don't want spoilers I'm going to say MAN this book was so good from start to the end I was questioning on so much throughout the book this one was different from Circle of Liars but in a camp setting was so much fun as someone I'm also writing a YA camp story myself this gave me a lot of cool ideas to add to my own aga...

  this book were following three brothers Henry, Bram and Adam who are neighbours to our FMC (Main Female Character) Hayden the boys and Hayden have been friends and like found family since they're kids but when a death of a girl called Mariana who was Bram's girlfriend died people started making stories against the brothers due to that incident after what happened Sliver Creek High the school Hayden attends with the boys became a place that they almost couldn't attend due to the fact of everyone was pointing at the brothers for killing her and Hayden was closer with Henry so this was a distress for her because since her mother died the Abbotts have been like her own biological brothers to her without going too in-depth I'm going to speak my thoughts now. Ichaso has nailed in again like she always does with her YA thriller sometimes when I read them I'm like, "how does she make the story and characters so good that you EAT it up" anyway I even asked Chelse...

I'm sorry I have taken a long hiatus away from book blogging but I decided to make a comeback and this book was based on a mother and two daughters who went on a train and one stayed with her mother and once the train doors closed the other one was never seen again it became local news and police tried to get involved to find out what happened to this missing little girl on the train and people around the town also started posting the case on social media to support and let's say without spoiling too much now that I truly didn't love this one it was those books that lacked tension I almost felt bored at the time when I was reading this because I wanted more and sadly I feel Mara didn't give that for me and at the same time I didn't love the FMC (Female Main Character) who was the mother because she annoyed me throughout the book and the pacing was very slow so if you're not in the right space I wouldn't promise you to read this because of that but it did hav...