SeekingBookWorm

 Five Feet Apart where following two teens called Stella and Will they're both known for  cystic fibrosis and are in hosptial the two beginning to form a romance for each other but because of their condition they have to be a feet apart from each other or one of them will die if they're too close.. This book was very emotional and sad that it pulls a lot of feels and heartbreaking momments that you want to know if everything for Will and Stella would be okay for someone who never read about two characters going through cystic fibrosis it was an eye opener what I found sad about this book someone I knew from school in my teenage sadly passed away due to the condition so it was quite hard reading it but I enjoyed every moment of it.. xo SeekingBookWorm

  We Follow three sixteen year old Friends Anges, Hattie and Jake they decide to go away to Weston for a Study break but they're all hiding lies about eachother when they arrive at the trip while getting closer they start to reveal their secrets and that makes their friendship grow and change throughout the book and everything forms into a true friendship. I love Kate Mallinder because she knows how to write friendships and joyfulness in her novels after reading "Summer of No Regrets" I wanted to give her second book a go and she has done it again for me this time, I loved this book so much it was such a happy read that I couldn't put it down, the story gripped me from the beginning to the end, her characters felt like people I knew in real life because I kept thinking about them and also Jake being an only child touched me because I am an only child myself like Jake and he made me realise how great it was sometimes not to have a sibling and the times you wished you h...

OMG this book was so GOOD! I loved it so much the story is based on two kids called Sven and Parker we learn them not having the greatest terms with eachother at their first day of a new school and Sven is known for having epilepsy and he goes through the ups and down of his disability, which makes him have Alaska Parker gave her up years ago, since she was a puppy and Parker then realise her dog was now with Sven and Parker wanted to steal Alaska back but things weren’t easy as Parker thought it would be but she was a girl who loved her dog as Alaska at the time… I enjoyed this book so much Woltz wrote a middle grade that explores the world of a boy like Sven going through epilepsy and he can be a role model to those who are in his shoes and Parker in the end being there for him was the nicest thing, the only part I didn’t like was the stealing that came into Parker’s mind but in the end she saw things differently and realised how great Alaska helps Sven especially when he wants to ha...

 I LOVED this book OMG! Whooping five stars from me I enjoyed this book so much it was hilarious and fun it was talented to see how all these six YA authors came together to write a story that you didn’t want to put down because you felt so much love it was a book that made me cherish that I’m a black girl because there was so much love in this book that I couldn’t put this book down sadly it was short I didn’t even want to reach the ending because I was enjoying it so much but if this book does have a sequel to it then I’ll definitely pick it up I looooooooooooooooved this one so much! xo SeekingBookworm

Vanessa Wye  was fifteen in 2000 when she had an affair with her English Teacher Mr Strange and things develop for her through there and build Wye and Strange Relationship a lot stronger that people realised they might've had more than a friendship... I didn't like this one because it felt like nothing great happened and it also wasn't gripping for me I felt bored reading it and I couldn't stand the amount of sex scenes in the book too and I just felt Vanessa annoyed me at times because maybe her lies and the feelings for Mr Strange became uncomfortable for me to read and watch I wanted to have a good time with it but I couldn't and I didn't like the writing front it felt a bit tiny to read... xo SeekingBookWorm

5 stars this book was so good I couldn’t put it down Lawrence knew how to write a good middle grade mystery that hooked me so much from the beginning I loved our main character Becks as aka Rudbeckia and she went through a lot trying to find and save her stepsister Sliva who she thought when missing when she was known to be with a guy called Logan and Becks tries to investegate what happens to her Becks did loose some friends along the way because some thoughts she was being dramatic Becks is known for liking girls so there is an f/f romance in this book and everything else relating to her love and feelings… I loved this book I felt Patrice really brought Becks to life she was relatable and funny one thing I loved how she was known as a Ghanaian and one thing I never saw in YA is an african representation of someone being a Ghanaian I was impressed that Lawrence added some culture references to this book for anyone who feels like Becks and doesn’t feel understood this book did a great ...

  So in late 1969, when handsome Chase Andrews is found dead, the so-called Marsh Girl. But Kya is not what they say. Sensitive and intelligent, she has survived for years alone in the marsh that she calls home, finding friends in the gulls and lessons in the loved. when two young men from town become intrigued by her wild beauty, Kya opens herself to a new life- until the unthinkable happens... I struggled to love this book because the ending was too long for me and I wanted it to be shorter but Owen knew how to write the realstic characters and the plotline was interesting and well crafted to put them together they're so well put and written so if this book beginning wasn't so slow and dull I would've prefered it more fast pace... xo SeekingBookWorm