Blue is for Nightmares | 
bailedThe bad news: This is my first DNF of 2021.
The good news: I‘m clearing four whole books from my shelves to make room for those worthy of my time! 😃👍😅
YA is a horrible genre for me. I know this. Yet I keep falling into their traps...
I hated the characters. How they were supposed to be best friends was beyond me, they were just boy-stealing bitches to each other. There were inconsistencies with the setting and repetitive explanations.
pickSo I own the physical copy of this book, but I‘ve already loaned it out because I absolutely love it. I was afraid that my adult brain wouldn‘t love it as much as my teenage brain, but I did. Stacy is having nightmares about her roommate‘s death and she tries to find a way to stop it from happening. Magic, best friend drama, boy drama, all the perfect things for a great YA read. Lots of readathon points = 285 points.
Cozying up next to the fire with a glass of wine in my new Spode Christmas wine glass (picture of those later). Ive been meaning to reread this series for a while and it‘s still amazing. #wintergames #favoritedecoration (Christmas tree) #christmaslights #readingbytheglowofchristmaslights 91 points for #merryreaders if I did this right!
pickThis was an ok typical YA fantasy that takes place in a boarding school. The cool thing is that she uses playing cards instead of a tarot deck to tell the future. My partner does that.
so-soI remember reading this book when I was like 13 and I really loved it, so I tracked down a copy (you'd be surprised at how difficult it was to find one in Tucson) and finished it that same night. Wasn't quite as good as I remembered it but still has an interesting plot and it was relatively entertaining, some of the characters are frustrating though...teen me would probably give it an 8/10...present me gives it a 6/10..#teenread
Went to one random bookshelf at my place and picked out all of the #shadesofblue. All of these books are good reads. #somethingforsept
