Top Ten Tuesday: Fall TBR pile

This week's topic is Fall TBR pile. For me, that's extensive. Fall for me covers September, October, and November. That's roughly 90 books for me. And of course I had a hard time narrowing down the choices, so I made age categories. 

- meme from The Broke and the Bookish

Adult: 

Teen: 

Tween: 

Kid:

And Robo-Sauce (No cover)

Tween Tuesday Review: Best Friend Next Door

Hannah can't believe her rotten luck. Her BFF moves away and another girl moved in to take her place. Plus her father and stepmother are having a baby. They won't need her any more. She's not please about being replaced as a friend nor a child.

At first Hannah and Emme do not get along. But after a lost animal smooths the way between the, they become the best of friends. They had so many interests in common, but several other interests. Can their friendship stand when they're common interests change?

My Thoughts: I Loved this novel about finding new friends. I loved their palindrome moments. I loved the girls' first interactions with each other and how they became friends. I liked watching Hannah navigate the waters of new friendship. She's keeping secrets from her friend, as if telling her secret will make it not true. I liked watching Emme navigating in a new friends. I liked reading both girls perspectives. 

Cover Thoughts: Charming
Source: My Library

Final Thoughts: A fantastic book on navigating friendships, amidst changing interests, secrets, and starting over in a new town.

Emmy Fashions: My Favorites

I love looking at the fashions - to see if I would wear them and to gush over the beauty of the dresses. There are always some unique dresses that I think would look better if only this was changed. But I'm not a fashion designer, so what do I know. So many people looked amazing. 

Here are the dresses that I adored:

Photo Credits: Yahoo Style

Emma Roberts

Elizabeth Moss

Lena Headey

Sarah Hyland

Mindy Kaling

Joanne Froggatt

Ariel Winter

Clearly, I was a fan of the pinks/reds this year.

What about you, what dress did you love best this year?

Fall TV for Teens part 1

It's time for new TV shows. Which shows will make it and which will bite the dust? Here are a few TV shows your teens might be talking about and some books to suggest for similar reads. 

For more TV show news, check out the list of plots from Entertainment Weekly

SuperGirl:
Plot: Kara Zor-El, cousin to Superman, has been hiding her powers from humans - until now.
Why they will like it: Superheroes are hot right now.

Book Pairings

NBA Project (officially untitled):
What it's about: NBA rookie who doesn't speak English and his translator who doesn't know much about basketball.
Why they will like it: Sports, comedy, Bromance

Book Pairings:

Scream Queens:
What it's about: A series of murders shocks a college campus.
Why they will like it: Based off the movies, set in college, terror

Book Pairings:

Cheerleader Death Squad:
What it's about: Disgraced CIA agent becomes a teacher and trains students in an effort to regain respect in the agency
Why they will like it: Teenage Spies

Book Pairings: