Shelf Love

          This will probably be my last book review before I start another story. If I'm being completely honest, this book is one of the best books I have ever read, and I've read a lot! Whenever I'm With You  by Lydia Sharp was the type of book that is so frustrating, but in a good way. The whole piece was so well written and it moved so nicely throughout each chapter.           The book starts off with Gabi moving to Alaska with her father after her parents divorce. They both wanted an escape from her mother's non stop paparazzi after starring in yet another movie. When she first arrives in Alaska, she feels completely lost with no friends or social life. However she meets Kai, her charming next door neighbor who makes this unknown place feel like home with his joyful personality. He shares his family, friends, and his warmth with her. She develops a deep relationship with him and once she thinks she has finally found her place ...

          Another great book that I recently finished was The Secret Life of Prince Charming by Deb Caletti. I realize the title sounds incredibly corny and I also thought the same thing, but then I read the summary and I was so intrigued. You can buy it at a Barnes and Nobles near you or if you're anything like me and don't want to leave the house, I will leave a link at the end of this post to an amazon copy.          The novel is about a girl named Quinn and her sister Charlotte, but her closest family and friends not including her father, call her Sprout. They have a very complicated relationship with their father. Quinn is determined to make their relationship work after he just came back into their life, but Sprout refuses to make any efforts. Their parents are divorced after he cheated on their mom with Abigail Renfrew. Every couple weekends, Quinn and Sprout take the train to go visit their father for the weekend. https:/...