Showing posts with label Nina LaCour. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nina LaCour. Show all posts

Friday, July 9, 2021

Book Lists: Photography

 


Last week, I talked about YA artists. This week, it's photography. 
I really love the feeling you get after taking an amazing photo.

Book List:
Two Summers by Aimee Friedman
Blind Spot for Boys by Justina Chin
Fall of Grace by Amy Fellner Dominy

AutoFocus by Lauren Gibaldi
Hold Still by Nina LaCour
Exposed by Kimberly Marcus


Not Pictured:
Famous by Todd Strasser 
Busted by Gina Ciocca
Shooting Stars by Allison Rushby
Fall for Anything by Courtney Summers 
Flash Burnout by L.K. Madigan
A Lie for a Lie by 

Tuesday, September 16, 2014

Top Ten Tuesday: Authors

This week's topic is:  Top Authors I've Only Read One Book From But NEED to Read More. I went through my books read on Goodreads - when I came to ten, I stopped, but I'm sure there is more! After all I have a HUGE TBR list! 

One book I read of the author - but I need to read more because these were really good!

Open Road SummerFamous in LoveBeing Sloane JacobsEverything Leads to YouWish You Were Italian (If Only . . . #2)
Don't Call Me BabyFor the Longest Time (Harvest Cove, #1)
Nightmares Can Be Murder (Dream Club, #1)
Allies and AssassinsSteelheart (Reckoners, #1)

What authors do you need to read more from?

Monday, May 12, 2014

Review: Everything Leads to You

As a production designer, Emi spends hours looking for the exact piece to make the room come together. When a screen legend dies, she has the opportunity to look through his belongings. She purchases a few items, in which Emi finds a letter from the actor to his daughter.

It’s a heart wrenching letter and Emi decides to track her down. She learns the daughter died years ago, but was survived by her own daughter. Between finishing high school, working on a movie, and figuring out her love life, Emi leads a busy life, but she’s not about to let this opportunity to pass her by. It turns out to be a great decision, because what she finds will change her life.
My Thoughts: This one could be a New Adult book as it takes place just as high school is ending, but focuses a lot on Emi's job. It's a beautifully written novel that discusses a number of issues, but never makes those the main focus of the book. I confess I don't read many LGTBQ books, but I devoured this one. I loved the love story, the Hollywood angle, and the friendship between Emi and Charlotte. I liked how Emi's brother made her promise to do something Epic with his apartment as he let her live there while he filmed a movie on location. I loved reading about Emi putting together sets from the movies and finding the right pieces.  A fantastic teen romance.  

Cover Thoughts: I love the softness of the cover and the skyline in the background
Source: Sent for review for Voya