My book review this month is not as crazy as the past two. Work/Life has been busy and I have a strict 10pm bedtime now so no more staying up late reading. I’m joining Steph and Jana to book link-ups. So make sure to check them out to find more book reviews. You can also check out my Amazon shop, when I pick up a new book I always make sure to update the shop. So you can see what I’m currently reading as well. So let’s get right to it.
Fiction
Jane Doe: I so enjoyed this book, Jane is a self aware sociopath. Despite her “disability”, she did manage to love and care about one person. When her friend Meg commits suicide, she is set to seek revenge from the evil ex who abused her. Jane feels zero guilt or remorse, so she perfectly manage to terrorized those who did her best friend wrong. Gina made me pick this up and I’m so thankful for her. This book gave me chills, it was an awesome story that had me hooked the entire time. Verdict: 4 Stars
Tell Me Lies: As soon as I started this book I knew I was dealing with another sociopath. I did read and basically memorized the sociopath next door, which is a great book by the way. This book made me so angry, Lucy is a young freshman who ran into this guy that she pretty much spends her entire college career obsessing over. He cheats on her to her face, makes her the girl on the side and plays with her feelings for years while sleeping with her whenever he wants. Yet at 25 yo she is still thinking about this guy. See why I was so angry, overall it was a well written book with some not so lovable characters. I finished it in two days because I couldn’t wait for this girl to finally get a grip and move on. All in all, a great read. Verdict: 4 Stars.
Daisy Jones & The Six: So this entire books is a series of interviews with members of a old rock band and how they rose to fame. At first I really thought this was a true documentary style book but Taylor Jenkins Reid is just that good. It’s the first time I’ve read a fiction book in this format, it started slow at first but the story quickly became captivating. This book convinced me that I need to read all her other books. I don’t want to give anything away but this book covers perfectly the industry in the 60s-70s and Taylor must have done so much research. I do think this book will be better enjoyed in audio format. I read it in two days and loved it! Verdict: 5 Stars
Non Fiction
Digital Minimalism: I really liked this book, it doesn’t just tell you to put your phone and devices away but gives you an actual plan on how to do a detox from all things digital. I think in this day and age where people can’t put their phones down even while driving, this is a great read. We often say that we don’t have time for this or that hobby, or just to read a book but yet we spend hours doing God knows what on our phones everyday. If you think you need a reality check, this is a book for you. Verdict: 5 Stars
Ooh, I can’t wait to read Daisy Jones! I’m glad you mentioned that audiobook was best for it. Wasn’t planning on that but I’ll go that route, especially after looking at the list of narrators! So glad you like Jane Doe, too!
Gina || On the Daily Express
I have had Jane Doe on my Kindle for a while now. I really need to get to it since all the reviews are so good! I plan to read Daisy Jones next week and im super excited.
Jane Doe – so good!! i love that author. she has a new one coming out in july and i can’t wait. she also writes romance under a different name – well, she did but hasn’t written any in a couple of years i believe. but i love them too.
TJR can do no wrong in my eyes, Daisy was so so good!
Jane Doe sounds so good. I’m pretty sure it’s already on my TBR but I’m going to bump it up. I’m not sure what it says about me but I love it when a girl rights some wrongs. 😀 I have Daisy Jones on my NetGalley shelf but I have been avoiding it. I don’t doubt it’s excellent but my reading mojo is low and I tend to be ultra critical these days so I don’t want to penalize it. But I need to get to it. After all, it might be the book that makes fall back in love with reading.
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Jane Doe sounds terrifying. But I want to read it. Ha.
it’s terrifying in the best way possible, I could not put it down lol
Jane Doe is on my maybe list! It sounds good but I am a bit of a wimp sometimes. I am about 80% done Daisy Jones and looooving it.
you know I was skeptical at first but I’m so happy I went for it. It was captivating.
Ooh, I can’t wait to read Daisy Jones! I’m glad you mentioned that audiobook was best for it. Wasn’t planning on that but I’ll go that route, especially after looking at the list of narrators! So glad you like Jane Doe, too!
Gina || On the Daily Express
I have had Jane Doe on my Kindle for a while now. I really need to get to it since all the reviews are so good! I plan to read Daisy Jones next week and im super excited.
I really want to check out that Digital Minimalism book, sounds like something I’d love!
Ive been wondering how Daisy Jones is, I feel like everyone has been raving without actually saying if the writing is good so thanks for that!
I’ve been thinking of getting Daisy Jones as an audiobook, so glad you recommended that one! Digital Minimalism sounds really interesting & practical.
I am really excited to read Daisy Jones and the Six! Now to decide if I want to read it or listen to it! lol
Jane Doe – so good!! i love that author. she has a new one coming out in july and i can’t wait. she also writes romance under a different name – well, she did but hasn’t written any in a couple of years i believe. but i love them too.
TJR can do no wrong in my eyes, Daisy was so so good!
I added Jane Doe and Daisy Jones to my list!
I love unique formatting in books, which is just ONE reason I really hope to read Daisy Jones soon. I’m glad to hear you loved it.
-Lauren
I loved Jane Doe a lot, Daisy Jones too.
I should institute the 10 pm bed time. I have been reading too late a lot.
Jane Doe sounds so good. I’m pretty sure it’s already on my TBR but I’m going to bump it up. I’m not sure what it says about me but I love it when a girl rights some wrongs. 😀 I have Daisy Jones on my NetGalley shelf but I have been avoiding it. I don’t doubt it’s excellent but my reading mojo is low and I tend to be ultra critical these days so I don’t want to penalize it. But I need to get to it. After all, it might be the book that makes fall back in love with reading.
I have no words to describe how much I loved Daisy Jones. I have been a TJR fan for years and this is by far her best book.
Digital Minimalism sounds quite interesting.
Currently in search for new books to read, this post is super informative and just what I need 🙂
– Marina W
http://www.waitmarinawho.com/2019/03/whimsical-wild-thoughts-in-zaandam.html
Tell me lies is next in my stack, I’m glad to hear it’s good!
Yes! I want to read Daisy Jones & The Six because I’ve heard it’s really authentic and interesting. It’s definitely on my list!
-Anna // https://theyoungeclectic.com