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Not Going To Plan
Not Going to Plan by Tia Fisher is a powerful and critically acclaimed young adult verse novel that tackles heavy themes like sexual consent, unplanned pregnancy, and social stigma. Shortlisted for the Carnegie Medal for Writing 2026, it has been widely praised for its accessibility and emotional impact.
lamar m
Wolf Siren
I really liked this book because I like the twist on the original fairytale and the feeling of fantasy and magic being drawn to the woods because I also like exploring forest places. I also liked this book. because I liked how it showed types of disabilities in people because red has a visual impairment according to the author Beth O’Brien so I like how it was very inclusive and how it conquered stereotypes that people with blindness or visual impairment cannot do things I really enjoyed reading this, especially the parts where red and Areona turned into wolves for the first time I thought it was a really good sort of plot twist and how we figured out that the mayor was against everyone and killed Caragh I’m sabotage the village against wolves and the woods convincing everyone it was evil but overall this was a really good read and I thoroughly enjoyed it
Arabella
Not Going To Plan
Tia Fisher’s Not Going to Plan is a highly-rated YA novel in verse (2025) exploring teenage pregnancy, consent, and social taboos. Reviews highlight its "essential" handling of complex, sensitive themes, praising its character-driven approach that addresses issues like stealthing, abortion, and social stigma through an honest lens, making it an insightful read for young adults.
lamar m
Wolf Siren
a 2025 YA fantasy retelling of Little Red Riding Hood, featuring a visually impaired protagonist named Red who challenges her village's strict rules to explore a magical wood. It explores themes of feminism, environmentalism, and overcoming fear to uncover secrets about her grandmother and the wolves
lamar m
The Boy I Love
"The Boy I Love" is a moving historical drama set during WWI, but while the emotional premise is strong, I personally found the execution a bit confusing. To be honest, it felt like the different parts of the story didn't really link together well, which made the plot feel scattered and hard to stay fully engaged at times. However, the book still does a good job of capturing the atmosphere of the war and the bravery it took for people to be themselves during such a difficult time in history.
Lojine
Popcorn
The story follows seventh-grader Andrew Yaeger through a single, disastrous school photo day. Andrew is a perfectionist who struggles with severe anxiety and OCD. He is determined to look perfect for his mother, but the world seems to conspire against him through bullies, exploding science experiments, and spilled juice
lamar m
Twenty Four Seconds from Now
this book i didn't like it ever it was horible book i'll give it 1/10 there was very bad words that's i can't read it
lamar m
Chronicles of a Lizard Nobody
this book was so fun i love it but there was so bets that i didn't like in the story and i really likes lizards character this book was very simple book
lamar m
Wolf Siren
Wolf Siren is a powerful and atmospheric story that feels like a modern dark fairytale. I loved how the book explores the idea that everyone has a "hidden strength" or a wild side inside them. The main character’s journey is all about self-discovery and learning to embrace who you really are, even if it scares others. The writing makes the forest feel alive and mysterious. It’s a short but intense read that reminds us that being "good" doesn't mean being weak.
Lojine
The Boy I Love
"The Boy I Love" is a moving historical drama set during WWII, but while the emotional premise is strong, I personally found the execution a bit confusing. To be honest, it felt like the different parts of the story didn't really link together well, which made the plot feel scattered and hard to stay fully engaged at times. However, the book still does a good job of capturing the atmosphere of the war and the bravery it took for people to be themselves during such a difficult time in history.
Lojine
Birdie
I forgot to say but i would HIGHLY recommend it to ALL my friends 🩷**✿❀ ❀✿**.・゜-: ✧☾ ☽✧ :-゜・..。*゚+.*.。 ゚+..。*゚+✧・゚:* *:・゚✧୨୧・・・・୨୧・・・・✼ ҉ ҉ ҉ ҉ ҉ ҉ ✼ . 。・゜✭・.・✫゜・。
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Popcorn
I really enjoyed reading popcorn because Rob Harrell has made it very funny but also emotional as Andrew has anxiety and describes it as popcorn ! it did make me laugh reading it but I was also made me feel sad for him its a very good book and would recommend it to my friends.🍿┏(^0^)┛
Florence✧・゚:* *:・゚✧
Birdie
I really enjoyed reading Birdy as it really tugs at your heart It's very heart warming as you follow Birdy's thoughts and feelings.She is an orphan and is different because of her skin,hair and personality . J.P.Rose really makes you feel ... there.Birdy makes a friend and finds her place to call home . it is VERY heart warming.🐎😭❤🐦🩷ʕっ•ᴥ•ʔっ the way i see it you kind of just want to give a hug xxxx(。・ω・。)ノ♡✧・゚:* *:・゚✧.・゜-: ✧☾ ☽✧ :-゜・.
Florence✧・゚:* *:・゚✧
Birdie
this book is one of my favourite books i really likes the description of the book i was impressed by the girls character it was the best one at the story all the book was really nice .
lamar m
Wolf Siren
Wolf Siren is a powerful and atmospheric story that feels like a modern dark fairytale. I loved how the book explores the idea that everyone has a "hidden strength" or a wild side inside them. The main character’s journey is all about self-discovery and learning to embrace who you really are, even if it scares others. The writing makes the forest feel alive and mysterious. It’s a short but intense read that reminds us that being "good" doesn't mean being weak.
Lojine
Twenty Four Seconds from Now
Twenty-Four Seconds from Now is about the courage to wait. Through Neon’s nerves and his funny, honest thoughts, I learned that growing up isn't about rushing. It’s about having the strength to be gentle and patient. The book shows that real maturity is listening to your heart and making sure your choices are based on respect and kindness, not just pressure.
Lojine
Ghostlines
this book was an incredible book and also shows hubris from some charectars .
lamar m
Not Going To Plan
The book’s message is that even when your life feels like a mess, you can get through it with honesty and a true friend. It shows that things don’t always go to plan, but having someone like Zed to support you makes you brave enough to start over. It’s a hopeful story about being yourself and finding strength when things get difficult.
Lojine
Chronicles of a Lizard Nobody
A magical and exciting story! It shows that even a 'nobody' can be a hero. The mystery of the flying pig and the voice in Zeke's knee kept me hooked until the very end. It's a great book about friendship and being brave.
Lojine
The Boy I Love
I like how the setting is in World War One and how the characters connect together but I cried on the first part when it said Danny’s best friend Micheal died.
Isabella
Twenty Four Seconds from Now
The characters Aria and Neon have a very strong connection and I love that about them because of how much they enjoy each affection.
Isabella
Wolf Siren
this book was a masterpiece and made me exited to read many books about wolves . and the girl's personality was beatiful .
lamar
Ghostlines
Ghostlines is a great mystery set on a cold, foggy island. I really liked how the two main characters worked together. Albie’s intelligence was amazing he was able to use science to fix old gadgets and find clues. But the mission wouldn't have happened without Tilda’s courage; she never gave up on her brother. It’s a fast and exciting book that shows how being smart and being brave can solve any secret.
Lojine
Popcorn
What I liked most about Popcorn is how it tackles the 'internal noise' we all feel sometimes. It’s a brave book because it uses humor to talk about things that are usually hard to explain, like fear and pressure. The story shows that being brave isn't about not being scared, it's about how you handle it.
Lojine
Birdie
Birdie is a powerful story set in 1950s Yorkshire. I loved the emotional bond between Birdie and the pit pony, Mr. Duke. The book deals with tough themes like racism and isolation, but it is also a beautiful "love letter to the North." It’s a moving read that shows how resilience can help you find where you truly belong.
Lojine
Wolf Siren
I am very intrigued to read this, the blurb sounds very mysterious.
Meghan
Wolf Siren
I'm excited to start reading this book
Florence
Wolf Siren
i am ecstatic about reading this book. this book looks incredible to read and i am really excited about reading it this interesting book.
Rosie
Wolf Siren
I'm super excited to read this book and it look very interesting and mysterious and reminds me of little red riding hood.
Sienna