Genre: Young Adult Fiction / Social Themes / Friendship

June ’26 Wrap-Up

June ’26 Wrap-Up

Posted 06/30/2026 by Charli in Wrap Up / 0 Comments

I finally got back into reading this month after almost a year of not reading. I didn’t review all the books on this list, but I did review several of them. Here’s what I read in June 2026: So there it is – all 13 books I read during the month of June 2026! Clown in a Cornfield, Together We Rot, We Did Nothing Wrong, 1 Peter, 52-Week Prayer Practice for Women, The Courage to Change, Sweet Nightmare, and The Joy of an Uncluttered Life were NetGalley reads. Clown in a Cornfield 2: Frendo Lives and Clown in a Cornfield 3: The Church of Frendo were just to finish the released books in the series. ‘Salem’s Lot, Hell House, and The Exorcist were part of my Summerween/Scariest Books Ever Written list. What did you read this month?

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We Did Nothing Wrong by Hannah Jayne

We Did Nothing Wrong by Hannah..

Posted 06/09/2026 by Charli in Book Reviews / 0 Comments

We Did Nothing Wrong is another of the books in my infamous NetGalley backlog that I needed to get read and reviewed. This one was another audiobook find from my local library, which gave me a better opportunity to get it read and reviewed. I actually read along with the eARC while listening to the audiobook for this one. I’m going to be honest, I wasn’t enthralled with this book. It wasn’t horrible, it wasn’t great. It was just… a book. I didn’t connect with the characters and honestly, part of that could have been the fact that our main character is referred to as Lia one moment and Delia the next. There’s also the issue of constantly switching between Lia’s parents being referred to as Mom and Dad and Pamela and Eric. The disconnect was jarring at times – with people who should have known to call her Lia calling […]

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Tell Me What Really Happened by Chelsea Sedoti

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Posted 02/23/2023 by Charli in Book Reviews / 0 Comments

We all know I love a good mystery/thriller, especially YA ones. Well believe me when I say Tell Me What Really Happened is a good one. A really good one. In fact, it is done in a really neat format – it is all interviews with the victim’s friends. Intrigued? Read on for my review. CW: Death, Guns, Shooting, Murder, Blood Tell Me What Really Happened: Characters In Tell Me What Really Happened we have five characters to go with – the victim and her four friends. Let’s start with our victim. Maylee We don’t actually get to meet the real Maylee. She only speaks when one of her friends tells about something she said. From what I could gather, she’s kind of a pain in the ass. She can be rude and abrasive, manipulating and cold. But she can also be warm and loving as well. She’s definitely a […]

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