I have been on a YA hiatus for a few years now, but read 'Big Bones' by Laura Dockrill earlier this year and I LOVED IT. I would highly recommend it, the main characters is an amazing body positive BABE who I wish I had around when I was a young adult, but thrilled that I can enjoy her as a not so young adult! xx

I'd highly recommend American Street!

Hello Vix! How are you? I hope you had a great time these past week. I've missed seeing you but my studies got me a bit busy. I am so glad to be able to watch your videos again, although I am not over the fact that you comment in one of my videos, hehe (blushes) Great, great recommendations. In my case I only listened to 'The hate u gave' and I subscribe everything you say about it. The story is incredible but, the narrator... oh, the narrator, she is a powerhouse. She made the experience sublime (at least for me). And I love how this book in particular can, and should, in my opinion, be read by everybody. Not just teenagers. As reality seems like a nightmare sometimes I feel like Angie Thomas has managed to create a story that makes us reflect and be critical about it. And maybe that is the stat of a change. As you can probably tell I am very invested in this book.I would love to pick the other two one day though. I will let you know if I do it :) Lots of love!

I still LOVE the fab confessions of Georgia Nicholson

Did you read 'The Gentleman's guide to vice and virtue'? That was the only YA book in 2017 I've really enjoyed. I fell off the YA wagon in the last two years, since I felt the YA books I've read in that time didn't offer something new to me. I'll check out 'Aristoteles & Dante discover the secret of the univers' (why do YA books have so long titles? geez...). Thank you!