We Are All Made Of Molecules by Susin Nielsen Review!

Title: We are all made of molecules

Author: Susin Nielsen

Release Date: May 12th, 2015

My Rating: 4 Stars

Format: E-book

Miss Peregrine's Peculiar Children Trilogy by Ransom Riggs Review

I was a little skeptical before reading this because I’m not a fan of horror, but technically it’s not horror like my mom said to me about 50 times…

Title: Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children

Author: Ransom Riggs

Release Date: June 7th, 2011

My Rating: 5 Stars

Format: Physical Book (Paperback)

Summer Favorites 2017

Noooo Summer is over! It was fast... damn.
I decided, in order to kind of remember this summer, to do little summer favorites!

Lately, I've been making more effort on my skincare, so I've accumulated quite some things that I really enjoyed.

Finally Fall Book Tag!

Yes, 2 tags in a row, oh well... I'm really enjoying doing tags so if you know come that you would like for me to do then feel free to tell me.

Anyways, fall... not my favorite season because it marks the beginning of school, but is still an enjoyable season, everything is more orange, which is my favorite color, and yellow and red. Halloween in my street we don't that many kids anymore, we all grew up, so the spirit of giving candy is dying in here, but still, one or two small groups still appear. 

I decided to do this tag because, like I said, I'm really enjoying doing these, so why not do a fall book tag? Let's see how it goes.

A to Z | Book Tag

I don't know who invented this tag but I was feeling like doing it. Basically  it has 26 "questions" corresponding to each letter of the alphabet. So let's start! 

Girl Online Trilogy by Zoe Sugg Review

 Is this a series or a trilogy? There's only 3 books out but I'm not sure if there's going to be more...

Title: Girl Online

Author: Zoe Sugg

Release Date:  November 25th, 2014

My Rating: 3 Stars

Format: Physical Book (Paperback)

I received the first 2 books on Christmas 2015 because they knew I liked Zoella, then the 3rd book I received Christmas 2016, but I still haven't read the others. And since I've had them for a while I decided this was the year I would read all 3, and I did, and it was average ...  The whole series rating is 3 stars.
I'm gonna talk about them separately because I have a different rate for each one.

Our Chemical Hearts by Krystal Sutherland Review

Title: Our Chemical Hearts

Author: Krystal Sutherland

Release Date: October 4th, 2016

My Rating: 3 Stars

Format: Physical Book (Paperback)

Wow, a book review that it's not 5 stars!! what?

How did that happen?

Weird title for a blog post right? I just want to talk about my panic attacks and that's how I feel ... How did it happen? Why did they start?

So first of all, Hi, hello, how are you? 

Like I said I have no idea of why my panic attacks started, basically, I was on vacation two years ago, and when me and my family got out to go to the beach I remembered I had forgotten something in our apartment upstairs, so I had to go back alone in an elevator, and that's when it started.I couldn't breathe right, I kept thinking about what was happening, it felt like something was crushing my lungs, and then the door opened and I got out and I could breathe again. (Was this a panic attack? I'm still not sure). I called my mom and told her was happened so she came upstairs and we both went back downstairs and nothing happened, and I was very confused and decided to let it go, it was probably nothing.

Love & Gelato by Jenna Evans Welch Review

Yes, another 5-star book review.

I read this while on vacation, I thought it was the perfect time to read this book.

First of all, I always wanted to go visit Italy, I'm an art student, so you can guess why I want to go there. And then I read this book, and now, I want to go there even more. And eat gelato.

While reading this book I started craving gelato so badly!!

Title: Love & Gelato

Author: Jenna Evans Welch

Release Date: May 3rd, 2016

My Rating: 5 Stars

Format: Physical Book (Paperback)

Vacation Haul!

Does anyone else have vacation hangover? No? Only me? ok.

In the last week of July, I went o my so long wanted vacation! Wohoo.

I went to a city called Portimão, in Portugal and stayed there for a week. Basically my routine there was waking up, eat breakfast at the local shopping, shop (of course), go home, have lunch, go to the beach, become a lobster (at least the first day), home, dinner, night walks, sleep. and repeat.

So I didn't buy as much as last year because I'm saving up for when I go study in Latvia (Erasmus+ program), but still I bought quite a few things that I wanted to share with you.

Everything, Everything by Nicola Yoon Review

I heard about this book, I wanted to read it, but they haven't translated it yet to Portuguese, which is my language. I decided to wait a few months (it took 2 months) for this book to come out in pt. But I didn't like the translation of the title (yes, I'm weird), so I didn't buy right away.
I heard about the movie coming out, saw the trailer and then I was like... Nope, I have to buy this. And I did. And I'm glad.

You probably notice that I only reviewed 2 books in this blog (this one now and Looking for Alaska by John Green), and both are 5 stars, but I normally only buy books that I'm sure I will enjoy. If you find one that is only 1 or 2 stars then probably someone gave it to me as a present. I still appreciate it, doesn't mean I like it.

Anyway. Moving on to the real review.

Title: Everything, Everything

Author: Nicola Yoon

Release Date: September 1st, 2015

My Rating: 5 Stars

Format: Physical Book (Paperback)