Recent YA e-reads:

(A) Everything for You by Chloe Liese:This book follows the story of Gavin and Oliver, two soccer stars, rivals and recently made co-captains. Oliver is a happy-go-lucky, one of multiple siblings and constantly looking to make people happy. Gavin is the complete opposite of Oliver and fails to understand why Oliver finds it necessary to

Sweet Braised Duck by Chew Ngee Tan

“Even in failures, there can be victories within us.” This book was a journey in every sense – from the story to the various kinds of delicious food described throughout it. It follows the journey of our author’s father, right from his childhood to how he decided to open his open hawker stall in Singapore.

Book Review: First to Die At The End

First to Die At The End by Adam Silvera is the prequel to his heartbreaking book They Both Die At The End. I first discovered Adam Silvera back in 2016 and I’ve read everything he has produced since then. I am a huge fan of his writing and despite the books being very, very sad

(Less + Less is Lost) by Andrew Sean Greer

Less and its sequel Less is Lost follow the journey(s) of Arthur Less, 50-something author attempting to find solid ground after everything life keeps throwing at him. I read Less in 2020 and it was my favourite read of the year – the writing is so good + you can’t help but LOVE Arthur Less