Yanitza Jones

Totally didn’t realize this was a 500 page book when I bought it but it was such a worth it read for me. I’ve always enjoyed the Romeo & Juliet storyline ever since watching the original movies (Leonardo DiCaprio version too) So it’s nice to see a different happier take on this tragic story and give these two lovers a happily ever after!! ☀️🎨🌹

this is one of those books that I really enjoyed but felt like things could have been resolved with 100 pages less. The ending got really good but some of the middle I felt like it kept repeating itself. I will say I really enjoyed Lottie Jones as a character. I enjoyed getting to listen to her thoughts. She seemed like a young character at heart 👵🏻🔨🥩

So I had never heard of this true story before reading this book. I’m glad I was able to read about it and the inspiration behind this book. I really enjoyed Sage and her sister and mother. It was such an empowering book about a mother’s love for her children and also the power of a 12 year old child trying to save her bus driver and friends/sister. The parts with Sheen and her dad that has Alzheimer’s really made me tear up, with her having to deal with all of the kidnapping on top of that 🚌🧒🏻💰

Not only is this book absolutely beautiful with the artwork and the fact it’s in a box but I love getting to know Oro & Grim on deeper personal levels. I will say as a Grim Girl, I found myself really enjoying Oro’s POV alittle bit more. It makes me even more excited to read Crowntide and dive back into the realm with these characters! 👑🌒☀️

I loved the twists and suspense this book had. I really loved a lot of the characters with Abby, Sam, and Monica! It was a very quick and easy read for me to get through. I’ve never read a book about a surrogate mother and IVF and adoption. Could easily see this book becoming another movie for Freida! 🍼🤰🏻📉