SeekingBookWorm

In this story we follow different type of girls who are supsect for the death of a Good Girl called Emma Baines the girls are Gewn, Avery and Claude as the police invesigate more into their case things get complicated and hard for them as they battle with problems in their personal lives which doesn't always match up to the things they expect to happen to them... I didn't love this one as It sound more like one of us is lying and a bit of a good girl's guide to murder the problem I had with this book was I couldn't stand the writing style it felt flat and unbothered to continue on the story, I felt the author was trying to make herself sound interesting, but it wasn't working and the characters didn't feel interesting to me I felt there wasn't anything gripping and hitting within them as there was no character growth within the girls so I was kind of disappointed with this one... xo SeekingBookWorm

  The story follows three friends Max, Leo, Elsa which know eachother from kids they're from Vienna states from 1936 and when the Nazi came it splits their friendship and lives forever making them go through tough challenges and problems that they never thought to be facing... all I can say to this book is WOW! it was such an emotional book that would've made me cry because how Max father treated his friends was very unfair because Elsa and Leo were Jews and he Max isn't so there was a pressure that Max had to face because of his father hating his two best friends even though this was a middle grade Kessler knew how to capture my feelings for reading this one I felt Sad, Angry and scared, somehow shocked for how the grown ups behaved in this book it was also told in a true story so it was powerful and raw and honest for how these children we're facing and batting with feelings they couldn't express to anyone... xo SeekingBookWorm

  This story follows sixteen year old Niamh Hughes who is Irish and she arrives in London for summer and freedom but things don't turn out that way when she reaches there she feels someone is watching her and scarily they're all looking like her too... I LOVED this book it was so gripping and somehow scary but the horror part didn't scare me too much and I felt to Niamh a lot as a main character because she have been battling with things not being right in her family and her grandma not feeling well I loved Jess the girl who becomes her friend she was someone who was also aware that Tommy the boy Niamh falls in love for wasn't what he seemed which showed the evdience to me at the end that people can pretend to be really sweet but inside them their intentions are more bad and stronger I feel Murphy nailed the head for me with her debut I can't wait to read her new releases because I adored this one so much! xo SeekingBookWorm

this story follows an only child boy called Tom to his mother, who's his mother remarried and he has a stepsister called Nia and a stepbrother called Aaron they all planned to move out of their old home and find a new house to live which they did but Tom starts to find things about the house he didn't agree with and starts to look into it,when a girl arrives at his school called Amy Tom then forms a relationship with her but wasn't liking how her parents are when Tom met them for the first time and the clues and mysteries about this new house still went on for Tom.. Ralph nailed this book for me I loved it more than are you watching? because he knows how to capture the cases and make his characters feel like real people every time you read his work unfold I loved Tom as a character also being an only child myself it was nice seeing that rep being in the story and having step siblings made the story more interesting if Vincent Ralph writes a third book I would surely pick ...

this book follows a school siege that leaves teachers, students trapped in a library and the headmaster is murdered dead that he cannot save them the polices are on the mission to save everyone within three hours before it's too late and the bbc and parents are worried for their children so they have three hours left to save everyone they love... I personally didn't love this book some parts were gripping and sometimes it felt confusing with all the POV and I felt bored because it sort of dragged that you didn't find the story enjoying anymore the hype and standard didn't really hit me with this one so I gave it a four star rating on goodreads, I'm not saying this book was bad it just this one didn't feel the hype and sometimes I didn't care about what went on anymore that I wanted to DNF because I felt bored within the book... xo SeekingBookWorm

  We follow a young Maverick in Garden Heights in 90's where he's seventeen years old he was currently getting his life sort of together through his mum working two jobs and his dad in prison Maverick knew he had everything on the control until he finds out he's a father which turned his world upside down because the baby depends more on him since the baby mother Ishea found it stressful to look after him so Maverick had to do everything himself which he found looking after a baby challenging because he never done it before so through time he got use to it then struggles to balance school and work, fatherhood life all together... Thomas has a voice that captures you to read more of her characters especially what I loved about Maverick was the insight you see as a young black teenage boy also known as a dad which was something that doesn't get spoken about also the drugs and gang element of young black boys like him having to leave boyhood in such a young age to enter in...

  Pip Fitz -Amobi is not in the mood for her friends murder mystery party especially one that involves a 1920's fancy dress and pretending their own town Little Kilton, is an Island called Joy. but when the game begins Pip finds herself drawn in the make- believe world of intrigue, deception and murder but as Pip plays detective, teasing out the identity of the killer clue-by-clue, the murder of fictional Reginald Remy isn't the only case on her mind... Jackson has nailed again like always in this prequel you get to see where everything with Pip began before she took the case of Andie Bell and I just love how Holly writes shes knows how to grab you in a addiction of not wanting to put this book down because you want to know what happens next and I loved how Pip our Main character was the female we need in YA books because she's tough and bold also doesn't let anything get into her way if it means taking huge risks shes up for it that's what I love about her and I th...