I absolutely love Jenn Bennett as a teen author. I find that her books start off with a soft pace yet by the middle of the book you can't put it down. She builds up to something great and lyrical.
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I just finished Serious Moonlight, which stars a girl with a sleeping disorder in the dreamy town of Seattle. Throw in a whirlwind romance that gets Birdy out of her shell and a sub-plotted mystery and you've got a great book!
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Sunday, February 23, 2020
Tuesday, February 11, 2020
Teen Reads for February... Romance is in the air
Well, at least hot and new to me!
I love the feel of these bright and honest female characters who hold their own against society. The stories are not deep, but deeply involving. Serious Moonlight is my currently reading pick for the month and it tells of a beautiful gal named Birdie who enjoys a good mystery in her moody city of Seattle.
I love the feel of these bright and honest female characters who hold their own against society. The stories are not deep, but deeply involving. Serious Moonlight is my currently reading pick for the month and it tells of a beautiful gal named Birdie who enjoys a good mystery in her moody city of Seattle.
Enjoy!
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