A well read book blog

       To All The Boys I've Loved Before by Jenny Han is about a 16-year-old girl named Lara Jean Song Covey who is a half-Korean American girl living in Virginia. She writes love letters to all her "crushes" and rather than sending them out, she keeps them in a teal hatbox her mother gave her. But mysteriously one day, someone sends out her love letters leaving all the boys she wrote to very shocked. Especially Josh, who is Margot's(Lara Jean's older sister) very recent ex-boyfriend. Not wanting to betray her sister, she fakes a relationship with Peter, who is also one of the guys she wrote the letters to. Peter wants to make his ex-girlfriend, Gen, jealous, and Lara Jean wants to make sure Josh clears any thoughts of having a relationship with her.      I loved reading this book. It was very easy to get through, and the story was fun and a bit predictable. But I don't think I ever got bored or tired of reading it and I spent the whole nigh...

  The Red Queen is a dystopian novel written by Victoria Aveyard in a world where class is determined by the color of your blood. People with silver blood are the elites of this world, and have powers such as controlling electricity or plants, while people with red blood are the lower class and have no such powers. The plot follows Mare Barrow, a seventeen-year-old girl, born with red blood, as she discovers that she has powers like the elites, and how she changes her country forever. This book is so good. I loved everything about this book, and it was a super interesting read. There is a lot of good character development, it features a strong protagonist, and you can tell that the plot and all the characters were well thought out. I would rate The Red Queen a 8/10 and would read it again. A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder is a mystery novel following Pip as she tries to uncover the truth behind the death of a girl named Andie Bell. Everyone believes that she was killed by her boyfrie...