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The Fiction Freak

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Nikki Wang is a 14 year old wild, spastic, and slightly insane book blogger. She is, of course, a huge book nerd who doesn't know what other people do with their time if they don't like reading and likes to devour Nutella and other sugary substances by the jar. She will be murdered one day because of her lack of internet safety and firmly believes that she is a stereotypical asian and lives a rather interesting YA book-esque life with a long lost sister and all that. She can be bribed by peppermint kisses and Christmas spirit.



Bookmarked Thoughts

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I noticed this last year–there are A LOT of titles with the following: Of __ and __ __ and other __ ___ of __ and __ so I thought I’d just collect them all into one huge post! I LOVE these titles by the way! They’re so pretty and if I’m not judging a book by it’s cover it’s probably by it’s title. (Or not.) Click the titles to go to the Goodreads page! (And just for kicks, the first paragraph of the […]

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Everything That Makes You by Mariah McStay

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Everything That I Wanted I almost didn’t pick up this one. Honestly. I loved Just Like Fate which has a similar concept, but something about this just didn’t feel like a me book. Maybe it was the fact that the book seemed to half-focus on the romance between a girl and her crush. Which, frankly, isn’t really me. I’m more of a tragic/unexpected/forbidden love kinda girl. But Harper sent me an ARC and I’d seen it around, so I shrugged and picked it […]

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Little Peach by Peggy Kern

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Heartbreaking, terrifying, and raw.   I wasn’t quite sure what to think about Little Peach before I started. Prostitution is a hard topic to cover, especially in YA, but tough issue books are some of my favorite (it seems having books break my heart is a favorite past time of mine.) so I was definitely anticipating this novel. When I finally read it…it was as much as I thought it’d be–gritty and heartbreaking and…well, haunting, especially for such a quick read that I […]

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Under a Painted Sky by Stacey Lee

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The Wild West made real. I’ll be honest here, I’m not a huge fan of books set in the Gold Rush era. Don’t ask me why, but I never really adored them. There was just something about the rough and tumble west that never appealed to me–honestly, for historical novels I was always more a fan of England with it’s politics and elegance than America. And then I read Under a Painted Sky. It’s rare to find a story where pretty much all […]

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