Another of my most anticipated reads of 2019 is in the books, and I’m so excited to share my review of it with y’all. I’ve been following this book ever since it was announced, and even highlighted the cover reveal on my blog.
I picked up this ARC from a book festival. A huge thank you to the publisher, Macmillan, for offering these.
Y’all! Are you ready for this?
BECAUSE I TOTALLY WASN’T!
I normally don’t recap cover reveals, but I couldn’t help myself with this one (or even Goo’s previous book, The Way You Make Me Feel)!
Maurene captured my half-Korean heart with her sophomore novel, I Believe in a Thing Called Love, so there was no question I was eager for The Way You Make Me Feel. I even posted about the cover reveal a few months ago, and have been eager and hopeful for an ARC of some kind.
Well, the book gods have surely blessed me because I’m thrilled to be a part of this book’s blog tour! Read my review below and then enter for a chance to win a hardcopy of the book, which is open internationally!
Thanks so much to Macmillan Children’s for giving me a free, digital copy in exchange for an honest review as part of this blog tour! 🙂
Have you seen it yet? It’s beautiful! And there’s a PoC on the cover. Three cheers!
Top Ten Tuesday has been on a hiatus ever since Jamie at The Broke and the Bookish has been on maternity leave. But I’m glad to be back with the themes, and I’m really excited to share this one with you. The overall topic is “10 Book Recommendations for _________” and you can insert whatever you want. I decided to go with YA contemporaries since I used to not read them at all. But over the past year or so, I’ve definitely read some great ones, and I wanted to share some of my favorites with you! 🙂
If you follow me on Twitter or Instagram, when I picked up I Believe in a Thing Called Love, you knew I absolutely loved it. I read it quickly, which just means I absolutely loved it. When I heard about Maurene’s Goo book, I instantly added it to my TBR. I mean, could you really go wrong with a Korean character who created her own K-drama formula in order to get a guy to like her? The answer might surprise you.
a myriad of books 