A Blog Full of Books

Hello everyone and welcome back to A Blog Full of Books. I've been an avid fan of Zoe Sugg (aka Zoella) on YouTube for a few years now so you can imagine my excitement when I got my hands on her first young adult fiction book: Girl Online. And I must say I enjoyed it more than I originally thought I would. It was funny, smart, original, and an all-around, feel-good book. So let's dive into the review, shall we >>>>> The Characters   Girl Online is the story of Penny Porter, your average, British teen battling anxiety and the struggles of every day, high school life. She has loving parents, an awesome big brother, the best Best Friend in the world named Elliot, and a blog. No one (other than Elliot, of course) knows about her blog, which is called Girl Online, and through this blog Penny shares her deepest, secret thoughts with the world anonymously . . . or so she thinks. There's also a really cute named Noah but we'll get to him in a few moments...

  Hello everyone and welcome to another book review. Today's book is The Ladies of Ivy Cottage by Julie Klassen and it was a really good read. It's the second book in Klassen's Tales of From Ivy Hill series and let me tell you I can't wait to get my hands on the next book. I love all things set in Regency England - from movies to books - and I've found that if you're looking for a fantastic Regency book you've got to check out Julie Klassen's books. You won't be disappointed and this book was no exception.   If you read The Innkeeper of Ivy Hill then you have to check out the next installment in the series. This book picks up right where the first one left off and I found myself falling back into Klassen's world. Ivy Hill reminds me a little of the community I grew up in - everybody knows everybody and everybody wants to know everybody's business. But at the end of the day everybody really cares for each other.   But on to the ...