Today was Mother's Day in the UK, which I enjoyed blissfully with my two sweet boys. We had a lovely ☀️ sunny day here in London. How was your day?

Love is still in the air, and I'd like to go into detail about Nicola Yoon's books I spoke about last time. Did anyone have a chance to read these yet? If so then what did you think?

**BE AWARE OF SPOILERS AHEAD**

Everything, Everything

Maddy’s mom appears to be a bit like the evil mom in Rapunzel who locks her into a tower. What I don’t understand is why Maddy doesn’t stand up to her mom? She’s like the perfect daughter and then BOOM she escapes to Hawaii with Olly. Is that normal and why Hawaii?

A dramatic turn in the plot that one doesn’t see coming. But the end is AH-MAZING and took me by surprise. Her mom is not evil, just insane. That’s right a bit loco, crazy!

But the end is sweet, and true love conquers it all. AWWW! Loved this story and want to read it again.

The Sun Is Also a Star

“To be clear” I don’t believe in faith. But I am desperate.” The story switches narrative between two main characters, which makes it an easy flow and quick read – and that thing called love…. Daniel almost instantly falls in love with Tasha. She tries to act cold and ignore him, but still fancies him. It’s kind of sweet even though the dilemma she’s in, love is not what one has on the mind….

“Red Tie,” I say.
“Daniel,” he insists.
“Don’t fall in love with me, Daniel.”

What’s going to happen to Tasha’s deportations situation? Hopeless romantics and lovers this book will not disappoint you.:-)