jessethereader 376K subscribers · Dec 21, 2017

BEST BOOKS OF 2017!

Reviews12

A list of cagesRobin Roe
Loved it

I love this book so much because of the friendship aspect within it Adam would do anything for Julian and Julian would do anything for Adam

while it was funny as I began to read it I was wowed by how much more it is than just a funny book it's about an alien uncovering and discovering all the layers of a human it offers up interesting commentary on who we are as people and the struggles that we face in our day to day lives and it was just a beautiful story

GeekerellaAshley Poston
Loved it

it's honestly one of the most happy-go-lucky books I've ever read even though it has some sad moments sprinkled throughout it you leave this book feeling just super happy inside

Little monstersKara Thomas
Loved it

this book was unexpectedly amazing and I'm not sure if it's just because I went into this book with super low expectations because I've read several y-a thrillers now when I was let down by them time and time again but this one did not disappoint at all in fact it had me shook

Lord of ShadowsCassandra Clare
Loved it

I've grown to love this cast of characters and this world yes I've still yet to get tired of the Shadowhunter world after all the books I've read in this world I still love it

I just love the way that this story is told not only in the poetic style that it offers up but in the way that it delves deep into our main character and the things that she's faced in such an honest and raw way

The Little PrinceUnknown
Loved it

It amazed me how much was covered in this book in such a short amount of time this is a very short book but it covers so many things and I honestly feel like I could read this book again and still get more out of it than I already did

This Adventure EndsEmma Mills
Loved it

it's a story of adventure of friendship and family all elements that I loved in a book I loved the main character's voice throughout this book she's got a lot of spunk so it was fun to read from her perspective