aliaxmoran's reviews
181 reviews

4.0

an amazing memoir about life and death, mixed identities, the beauty and risk of artistry, and dealing with an adulthood shadowed by teenhood. truly a wonderful novel that everyone should pick up this year and dive into to. excellent storytelling and thriving vocabulary that enamored me.

Check & Mate by Ali Hazelwood

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3.5

I did not only finish it in one day, but in one sitting. Left me wanting more but also completely content with everything I got like a good book should. A great, heart-felt book for girlies with sappy hearts and too many thoughts in their brains.

My Dearest Darkest by Kayla Cottingham

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3.0

A private school full of girls with desires and a dark secret in its tunnels. This novel shows the evil desires of people and how far some people will go. A good book with loads of interesting vocabulary and descriptions that really paints a vivid picture of the horror that unfolds. The characters are ever-changing but also remain true to their core. I definitely recommend this book to a younger (middle school-early high school) queer audience. My younger self would have loved to read this.

The Lost by Natasha Preston

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2.0

true to its origin its giving published wattpad book in every sense. wasn’t overjoyed the entire time reading it but couldn’t put it down out of sheer curiosity of what would happen next. guessed the ending. subpar writing and subpar characters.

The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides

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2.5

worthy of skipping.
beautifully written but insufferable main character that has vibes echoing sigmund freud. consistently rolled my eyes with the dialogue and description of thoughts. ending was guessed within less than a quarter of the book.

Briefly, A Delicious Life by Nell Stevens

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5.0

Tuesdays with Morrie by Mitch Albom

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5.0

It's Kind of a Funny Story by Ned Vizzini

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challenging dark inspiring fast-paced