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Literally Lenny

Lover of all books, big or small, old or new. I read and review books in the Young Adult genre. Welcome to my blog and I hope you stick around for more to come!


Title: Black Wings Beating
Author: Alex London
Published: October 9th, 2018
Pages: 432

Goodreads Rating: 4.15
My Rating: 4.00

Quick synopsis: The people of Uztar have long looked to the sky with hope and wonder. Nothing in their world is more revered than the birds of prey and no one more honored than the falconers who call them to their fists.

Brysen strives to be a great falconer--while his twin sister, Kylee, rejects her ancient gifts for the sport and wishes to be free of falconry. She's nearly made it out, too, but a war is rolling toward their home in the Six Villages, and no bird or falconer will be safe.

Together the twins must journey into the treacherous mountains to trap the Ghost Eagle, the greatest of the Uztari birds and a solitary killer. Brysen goes for the boy he loves and the glory he's long craved, and Kylee to atone for her past and to protect her brother's future. But both are hunted by those who seek one thing: power.

Would I recommend?: Yes! Especially if you're a LOTR fan!
Why?: Black Wings Beating is the perfect fall read full of adventure, killer birds, family, and unrequited love. For everyone who said this was The Lord of the Rings meets birds... you are 100% correct, and no that is not a joke. There are some freakish similarities, but I’ll let you figure them out for yourself instead of having me spoil the whole story. 

This book was a very well written and organized book. The writing flowed very smoothly, and there were no jumps in the storyline. Nor were there any points in the story that seemed unnecessary, which for a fantasy novel, I have found to be quite unusual since authors want to provide as much detail as possible,  sometimes oversharing.

The only cons I found with this book were the brother and the ending. The brother was so unbelievably blinded by love, it led to his own downfall, (and ultimately everyone else's). However, I understand this was needed for the plot of the book, so I’m getting over it. As for the ending, it kind of just...ended. It was “Okay, let’s go do this now!” and then done. It wasn’t super promising for an epic sequel, and I’m skeptical as to where it’s going to go, but I’m excited for it’s continuation nonetheless!
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Title: The Glass Spare
Author: Lauren DeStefano
Published: October 24th, 2017
Pages: 402 pages

Quick synopsis: Wil Heidle, the only daughter of the king of the world’s wealthiest nation, is kept hidden from the world in order to serve as a spy for her father—whose obsession with building his empire is causing a war—Wil wants nothing more than to explore the world beyond her kingdom, if only her father would give her the chance.

Until one night Wil is attacked, and she discovers a dangerous secret. Her touch turns people into gemstone.  When it leads to tragedy, Wil is forced to face the destructive power within her and finally leave her home to seek the truth and a cure.

Goodreads Rating: 3.80
My Rating: 2.0

Would I recommend?: Not really...

Why?: I wanted to love this book considering it came in an OwlCrate box and those books never seem to fail me. Unfortunately, I just could NOT get into this book! The first half of the book was actually surprisingly good, but the second half was just so slow and just left me asking: but WHY?
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Title: Catwoman: Soulstealer
Author: Sarah J. Maas
Published: August 7th, 2018
Pages: 384

Quick synopsis: We meet Selina in Gotham City, taking care of her little sister who has cystic fibrosis while her mother is passed out on the streets doing drugs. When protective services takes Maggie away, Selina makes a deal to join The League, as long as Maggie is put in a good home with loving parents. Two years later, she's back - not as Selina...but Catwoman.

Goodreads Rating: 4.16
My Rating: 4.00

Would I recommend?: Yup! I love this series.

Why?: I loved the backstory of Catwoman! It has been my favorite part of all three stories so far, but this one was intense. Gangs, disease, drugs, violence, custody issues...it's a lot to take in. But it also helps you understand why Catwoman is the way she is. I always understood her as "the kinda-not-really villain"...she was bad but also good. Sarah J. Maas shows you exactly why.

The storyline wasn't as gripping as I had hoped it would be, considering it was written by SJM and she usually kills it with storylines. But unfortunately I could never get FULLY into it. But I think that's my fault because I'm still waiting for these books to be better than Wonderwoman, which is by far my favorite in this whole series. STILL.

My only true complaint was the relationship between Catwoman and Batwing...didn't Catwoman have a thing with Batman....not Batwing? Because I would've LOVED to see a crossover between Marie Lu's Batman and Sarah J Maas' Catwoman. Oh man. That would be epic.
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Title: A Blade So Black
Author: L.L. McKinney
Published: September 25th, 2018
Pages: 384

Quick synopsis: Alice trained to battle monstrous creatures in the dark dream realm known as Wonderland with magic weapons and hardcore fighting skills. But she still has a life in real-world Atlanta. Keeping the Nightmares at bay is turning into a full-time job. But when Alice's handsome and mysterious mentor is poisoned, she has to find the antidote by venturing deeper into Wonderland than she’s ever gone before. And she'll need to use everything she's learned in both worlds to keep from losing her head . . . literally.

Goodreads Rating: 3.77
My Rating: 3.50

Would I recommend?: Yes
Why?: A Blade So Black is every YA book of 2017 rolled into one. It has contemporary romance, a fairytale retelling, and it even addresses issues with race in the US. This book has it ALL. With all of this, the complexity of the storyline is incredible! At first I was concerned I wouldn’t be able to keep up, but I realized that if anything, it just adds that much more to the book and Alice’s development.

Aside from the kicking-ass-in-Wonderland parts of the book, I really enjoyed reading about the very REAL life of Alice. Alice is a normal teenager growing up in Atlanta with her mom. She’s struggling with school, falling in love, and sneaking out WAY past curfew; things that every teenager deals with. But she also can’t stop thinking about the black teenage girl who was shot and killed by a police officer. This is unfortunately a very real life for many people living in the U.S. today. Racism in America needs to be addressed by more people, more authors, and I give much praise to LL McKinney for doing so.

On a separate note, the beginning of A Blade So Black was fantastic, but once we got to the “main conflict,” I was a little disappointed it wasn’t bigger than it was. I expected something catastrophic and maybe some shenanigans with Hatta, but that unfortunately did not happen. Instead, it was a minor conflict that Alice had to solve with the help of a few of her new friends. I think my biggest disappointment - and why I lost interest with that part of the book - was because Hatta wasn’t involved. I found Hatta to be such an important role to this book and he wasn’t used enough.

The only thing I would change about the writing style would be to make the narrative 1st person. If we could see directly into Alice’s mind and hear her direct thoughts, I think Alice could’ve developed into an even more powerful and relatable character, especially with the more serious topics touched upon in the book.

Overall, this was a very fun read that is completely different from literally any other book.
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Title: My Plain Jane
Author: Brodi Ashton, Cynthia Hand, and Jodi Meadows
Published: June 26th, 2018
Pages: 464

Quick synopsis: A comical retelling of Jane Eyre. You may think you know the story, but you don’t. After a miserable childhood, penniless orphan Jane Eyre embarks on a new life as a governess at Thornfield Hall. However, a certain gentleman is hiding more than skeletons in his closets, and one orphan Jane Eyre, aspiring author Charlotte Brontë, and supernatural investigator Alexander Blackwood are about to be drawn together on the most epic ghost hunt this side of Wuthering Heights.

Goodreads Rating: 3.89
My Rating: 3.50

Would I recommend?: Yes
Why?: I want to start out by saying the only reason I didn’t give this a higher rating was because I had such high expectations after reading My Lady Jane, and this just did not meet them. And yes, maybe that was unfair, but I absolutely LOVED My Lady Jane and I waited TWO YEARS for this book.

But regardless, it was a fun and comical YA read. As expected, these three ladies did a great job writing in a historical setting, incorporating famous stories, while also making it their own.

As some of you may know, I’m a major sucker for anything set in England, especially when it’s set in the 1800s.
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Title: Always Never Yours
Author: Emily Wibberley and Austin Siegemund-Broka
Published: May 22nd, 2018
Pages: 340
Goodreads Rating: 3.90
My Rating: 5.00

Quick synopsis: Megan Harper is the girl before. All her exes find their one true love right after dating her. It’s not a curse or anything, it’s just the way things are, and Megan refuses to waste time feeling sorry for herself. Instead, she focuses on pursing her next fling, directing theatre, and fulfilling her dream school’s acting requirement in the smallest role possible...that is...until she’s cast as Juliet in Romeo and Juliet.

Between rehearsals and contending with her divided family, Megan begins to notice Owen Okita.

Would I recommend?: YES.
Why?: This book was adorable and definitely something the YA book community needed. Yes, it was another contemporary romance, but it stands out from all the rest. For one, the main character is not afraid of her sexuality and didn’t shy away from the topic of sex, as many characters in this genre do. I found this refreshing and quite honestly 10x more realistic for what society is like nowadays. And then there’s Owen Okita, the romantic interest who is Asian-American, another step in the right direction in breaking the divide of racial expectations in literature.

Storyline wise, the authors made Shakespeare fun for me (which for me, is quite difficult) by incorporating Shakespeare throughout the entire novel. So Kudos to Emily and Austin on that feat! Then there was the ending (no spoilers!) which was everything I had hoped it would be, and more. It was a “happy ending” without being overly predictable and cheesy.

Overall, this is a fantastic read that anyone with a love for Shakespeare or a good contemporary romance.
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Title: Surviving Adam Meade
Author: Shannon Klare
Published: August 14th, 2018
Pages: 256
Goodreads Rating: 4.15
My Rating: 3.50

Quick synopsis:
 Claire Collins has a plan: get into college and leave North Carolina behind. What she doesn’t have is an idea for how to get rid of the local football star Adam Meade, who she can’t even avoid because Claire’s dad is the high school football coach. Adam Meade is the local football star and womanizer extraordinaire who always gets what he wants...until he meets Claire.

Would I recommend?: Only if you're looking for a quick contemporary, and one that doesn't get too involved.

Why?: This was a cute contemporary romance with all the right “bad-boy-star-quarterback falls in love with nerdy-awkward girl” vibes. I really enjoyed the banter between Adam and Claire and I appreciated the added dramatic aspect to Adam’s life that made him more vulnerable.

Now, that being said, there were a couple things that I wasn’t such a big fan of. There were some spots that seemed to really jump in time with no explanation or warning and that confused me as stumbled a bit before I could catch up.

It also really bothers me how much Claire’s parents support underage drinking. They’re totally fine that their 16 year old son came home drunk out of his mind, and they’re just laughing about it the next morning. Then after graduation, Claire’s mom tells her to call if she needs a DD...seriously? No. She’s 18. Not to mention, if the Coach’s daughter was caught underage drinking, it would be a MASSIVE scandal. Guaranteed.

Then there’s the ending...the big “resolution” and “make-up” between the two was quite anti-climatic. I was expecting more of a big scene (I was picturing A Cinderella Story, if i’m being completely honest) and it just didn't deliver. She found him after the championship, she kept apologizing and interrupting him, he kissed her, and it was all good.
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Title: Love, Life, and the List
Author: Kasie West
Published: December 26th, 2017
Pages: 384
Goodreads Rating: 3.83
My Rating: 3.50

Quick synopsis: Abby Turner’s summer isn’t going the way she’d planned. She has a not-so-secret but definitely unrequited crush on her best friend, Cooper. And now she’s been rejected from an art show because her work “has no heart.” So when she gets another opportunity to show her paintings Abby isn’t going to take any chances.
Which is where the list comes in, a list that if she can complete the list she’ll become the kind of artist she’s always dreamed of being.

Would I recommend?: Yes. Especially if you like Kasie West's books
Why?: This was everything I had hoped it would be. It was a cute and quick read, but it definitely had some flaws. Really the main thing was how the "romantic conflict" was resolved. I really just wanted to see Abby realize that she didn't need a boy in her life and that she is strong and capable. The ending was more like "OH HEY. YOU'RE RIGHT. I do actually love you." What? No. Absolutely not. Girl, you do not need a man who doesn't know he loves you. WALK. AWAY.
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Title: Still Me
Author: Jojo Moyes
Published: January 30th, 2018
Pages: 390

Goodreads Rating: 4.25
My Rating: 5.00

Quick synopsis: Louisa (Lou) moves to New York City for a new job as the assistant to a wealthy wife living on 5th Ave. As she settles in at her new job, she struggles to adjust to the new high life and being away from her family and her boyfriend, Sam.

As she finally starts to figure it out, things start to fall apart and Lou must figure out who she is and what she truly wants.

Would I recommend?: Yes! Especially if you liked the second because you will LOVE this one.

Why?: Lou is probably one of my all time favorite literary characters, mainly because she is the complete OPPOSITE of me, so anything she is in i’m automatically in love with. This book was actually much, MUCH better than the second, if i'm completely honest. This had more of who Lou was when she was with Will, and I love that version of Lou. She’s carefree, funny, and has the biggest heart. I really enjoyed seeing Lou sort her life out in NYC, figure out who she really is, while also taking a peek into life living on 5th ave. Overall, it was a really fun read and I highly recommended to anyone who loves Lou half as much as I do.

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Title: Save the Date
Author: Morgan Matson
Published: June 5th, 2018
Pages: 432
Goodreads Rating: 4.01
My Rating: 4.50

Quick synopsis: Charlotte (Charlie) is the youngest of 5, and tomorrow her older sister is getting married at the house where they all grew up together. Charlie is beyond excited to have one last hurrah with her siblings in their childhood home before her parents sell it for good. But the unexpected happens, and everything that could possibly go wrong with a wedding, goes wrong.

The wedding planner was a con artist, Charlie's favorite brother Danny brought home an awful girlfriend, the youngest brother won't talk to their parents, the groom's suit isn't ready, the house alarm system won't stop going off, the neighbor next door is borderline evil, Charlie's latest fling is coming to the wedding, and now she can't stop thinking about the new wedding planners nephew.

Would I recommend?: Yes
Why?: 

So this wasn't my favorite Morgan Matson book by any means...it's actually probably my least favorite to be honest. But that being said, her other two were fantastic, and this one was just "really good." See what i'm saying? Regardless, this was a solid summery contemporary with a smidgen of romance in there. The only reason I wasn't obsessed with this as much as her others was just because the narrator was quite childish and the the fact that so many bad things happened after another just made it seemed forced and unrealistic. 

Overall though, I really did enjoy this. It was the perfect quick summer read to make you laugh and smile. Definitely recommend if this is what you're looking to read next. 

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Title: Boy Most Likely To
Author: Huntley Fitzpatrick
Published: August 18th, 2015
Pages: 425
Goodreads Rating: 3.78
My Rating: 5.00

Quick synopsis: Tim Mason was “The Boy Most Likely To” find the liquor cabinet blindfolded, need a liver transplant, and drive his car into a house. Alice Garrett was “The Girl Most Likely To”...well, not date her little brother’s baggage-burdened best friend, for starters.

The two could not be more different, but at the same time, they could not be more perfect for each other. The two find love in an unexpected place, while dealing with life altering problems of their own.

Would I recommend?: Definitely.
Why?: I really enjoyed this, especially the continuation of Tim's story, and his relationship with the Garret's and Alice. My only complaint was that I feel like teenage pregnancy was somewhat glorified in this. Like, is totally fine if you have a child when you're 17, you're girlfriend will always stay and want to play house with you.
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Title: My Life Next Door
Author: Huntley Fitzpatrick
Published: June 14th, 2012
Pages: 394
Goodreads Rating: 4.01
My Rating: 5.00

Quick synopsis: The Garretts are everything the Reeds are not. Loud, messy, affectionate. And every day from her rooftop perch, Samantha Reed wishes she was one of them . . . until one summer evening, Jase Garrett climbs up next to her and changes everything.

As the two fall for each other, Jase’s family embraces Sam, as her own family pushes her away. Then something tragic happens and their worlds are tipped upside down.

Would I recommend?: YUP
Why?: This was the perfect contemporary romance with a side of drama and real-life problems that I absolutely love. I know I literally say this all the time, but the more realistic a contemporary romance can get, the better. And unfortunately, that happens when they through in some real-life problems. If you’re into this genre, then you NEED to pick this up. You will not regret it. If you’re just looking for a quick read, you NEED to pick this up. If you’re looking for a badass mystery thriller...this is not your book. But then again, why are you still reading this?
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Title: Alex, Approximately
Author: Jenn Bennett
Published: April 4th, 2017
Pages: 388
Goodreads Rating: 4.01
My Rating: 5.00

Quick synopsis: Bailey (@Mink) has been talking (and flirting) with Alex online for quite some time now, and he happens to live in the same town as her newly divorced father. When things get rough at home with Bailey's mom, she decides to pick up and move to California to live with her dad...without telling Alex...

Bailey makes it her mission that summer to find Alex (without him finding her first), but her new rude and conceited co-worker, Porter, gets in the way. But what Bailey doesn't know is that Alex is Porter.

Would I recommend?: Yes, Yes, and....Yes!

Why?: I liked this a lot more than I thought I would. (I seem to be saying that a lot lately...) I knew going into it that it was a "You Got Mail" retelling, which is great and all, but I wasn't expecting anything show stopping. But boy did this book deliver. My favorite contemporaries are ones that have romance (check), drama (double check), and real-life issues (triple check). It was impossible to NOT love this. Trust me.

I will say that I freaking DESPISED everything that went down towards the end....it was completely unnecessary to the plot and solution in my opinion. Definitely did NOT need to happen, nor did it even add anything. But I can amazingly look past that because that's how much I loved this book.

I love Porter. I love Grace. I love Bailey. I love her Dad. I love literally every single character in this book. Like...Holy character development. Jenn Bennett put SO MUCH into one (relatively small) book. That is SKILL.

Now, I have read this AFTER reading Starry Eyes, which I gave 4 stars, and i'm SO glad I read these in the order I did. If I had read Starry Eyes after this, I probably would have been SEVERELY disappointing with it.
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Title: Furyborn
Author: Claire Legrand
Published: May 22nd, 2018
Pages: 512
Goodreads Rating: 4.11
My Rating: 4.50

Quick synopsis: Rielle exposes herself as one of the most powerful beings that exist; the Sun Queen. To prove to the kingdom that she truly is the Sun Queen, she must go through a series of trials proving her powers.

A thousand years later, Eliana is a bounty hunter for the Empire, killing and stealing, to keep her family alive. One night when she’s out on a job, she returns home to find her mother missing and an intruder in her house. She joins a rebel captain on a dangerous mission and discovers there’s more evil to the empire she serves than she thought.

Rielle and Eliana may be separated by a millennia, but their lives are more intertwined than they know.

Would I recommend?: Abso-freaking-lutely.
Why?: This was one of my most anticipated reads of the season and so I knew I was going to like it, just not THIS much. This book reminds me of a crossover between Game of Thrones and Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. I especially loved the first half of Furyborn because there was so much development and action that you just could not possibly stop flipping the pages.

For a while, I had no idea how Rielle and Eliana’s lives were going to intersect, especially given that they lived centuries apart. This book kept me on my feet at all times, kept me guessing what would happen next, and got me so emotionally involved.

Many of you know that I’m not usually one for action or fighting, but the trials that Rielle had to go through reminded me so much of Harry Potter, I just could not help but fall in love with those scenes.

The characters were so well developed in this book, mainly because they made me have such hatred and such love for several characters. The author's writing is so good that she gets you so emotionally invested in the story and the character’s lives that it just leaves you wanting more.

The ending was quite anticlimactic for both main characters since nothing really substantial happened. There wasn’t a super gripping cliffhanger that made you desperately beg for the next book in the series or curl up in the fetal position, crying. That being said though, the ending was still good, it just could’ve been better by adding some more shock value to it.

Overall, this was a great book and a really strong start to the series. I’m excited to see what the next two books add to the story of Rielle and Eliana!
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Title: Love & Luck
Author: Jenna Evans Welch
Published: May 8th, 2018
Pages: 320
Goodreads Rating: 4.07
My Rating: 2.00

Quick synopsis: Addie and her family are visiting Ireland for her Aunt's wedding. Plans are that Addie and her brother, Ian, will go visit Addie's friend in Italy after the wedding while the rest of the family tour Ireland with the wedding party. Ian and Addie meet up with Ian's Irish friend, Rowan, and a missed flight to Italy leads to a road trip across Ireland with her brother and his friend. All of this while Addie is trying to mend her broken heart as well as her relationship with Ian.

Would I recommend?: No...but maybe?
Why?: So. I'm struggling on what to rate this one. I REALLY did NOT like this book. It was a major let down after reading Love & Gelato two years ago. I waited 2 years for this book...2 years and then was majorly let down. 

I will blame myself on this one since I did not read the book description (I don't tend to with contemporaries) and instead just made assumptions that it would be similar to how Love & Gelato was...because that only makes sense to me. So please keep that in mind when reading the remainder of my review: 

So, first off, there's NO love interest. This book is about a girl getting over a 3 month "fling" with her brother's dumb friend while also fighting CONSTANTLY with her brother. Then the ending? What........? I've never been so confused in my life. A ritual? The entire thing was so cringe worthy and completely unrealistic. *shudder*

And finally, Addie was a supposed "mechanic"....can I just say that MOST of her diagnoses were incorrect? I get that most readers probably wouldn't know the difference, but i'm sorry, my husband works on his own trucks. I'm well aware that a car can 100% function after losing a tail pipe.

HOWEVER. I really cannot give this book just 1 star...because it wasn't THAT bad, it was just frustrating given I waited TWO YEARS for this. I'm just incredibly disappointed...but it DID have some good parts...just very little. I mean, I really do enjoy Jenna Evans Welch's writing...I was just not a fan of this story.

That being said, if you're up for a contemporary about a girl getting over "heartbreak" and mending her relationship with her brother? Then you will probably love this. Going into this book thinking it will be on par with "Love & Gelato," you've been warned.
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Title: As She Fades
Author: Abbi Glines
Published: April 3rd, 2018
Pages: 272

Quick synopsis: Vale and Crawford have been together since they were 6, but when a tragic accident splits them apart and sends Crawford into a coma, Vale must learn to go on without him. Reluctantly she goes off to college without him. There she befriends her brother's frat brother, Slate, a boy who spent his entire summer in the same hospital visiting his terminally ill Uncle. Away from home and Crawford, Slate seems to be the only person who understands what Vale is going through, and Vale starts to believe that she can move on...until something unexpected happens.

Goodreads Rating: 3.70
My Rating: 5.00

Would I recommend?: 
Why?: I did not hear good things about this (I can kinda see why...there were some things I didn't like too) but overall I love love loved this! The Goodreads description or back cover description is not at all accurate, so I'm confused as to WHY. Looking past that though, the plot wasn't anything super new, but the storyline killllleeeddddd me. I find contemporary books to be super predictable, but this was threw me off BIG TIME.
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