A Whole New World

Can you recognise your dearly loved fairy tale in this? I couldn’t. Certainly, the author’s purpose was to twist the story we all know about and give us a different version of it. A darker one. And it was. Darker, that is. I don’t recall gobs of “happy” scenes. When there were some, they were mostly featuring Aladdin and Jasmine cuddling, kissing.

P.S. I Still Love You

I read To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before and I absolutely fell in love with it. It was one of those cute and cliche pretend relationship that turns into a real one and it was great. One of the better romance book that I read. So naturally, I was very excited for the sequel, especially after the first book’s ending. I just wanted more of this story. Unfortunately, I was a bit disappointed.

Landline

I absolutely adored this book, which isn’t a surprise. I was worried that the overall tone of Rainbow’s fantastic writing would be changed in this book because it’s targeted towards adults and contains some fantasy elements unlike her other books, but I was wrong, and I’m so glad I was. She once again created hilarious, wonderful, realistic characters who I grew very attached to throughout the book.