I thought Not So Shoujo Love Story had a really good plot and was actually pretty funny. It's about Rei who dreams of having the perfect shoujo love story which all comes crashing down when a girl starts obsessing over her and begging her to date her. This throws Rei's whole shoujo love story off as she tries to figure out what to do. It has a bunch of funny moments between the two main characters and other characters who are met later in the story. (I forgot to mention the humor can be cringey at points but it's still enjoyable)

Ava's Demon is about a girl named Ava and the demon haunting her. The demon, however, might just be the ghost of an alien queen, Wrathia, seeking revenge on the one that destroyed her empire, a god like person named Titan

A cute story with a happy ending!

Pokémon Adventures Vol.8 is the beginning of the Gold Silver and Crystal arc, where we are thrown to the Johto region and meet Gold (the best character in the series), and a strange thief named Silver. Gold's mission? Find out the true motives of Silver. This book introduces a way better cast of characters compared to the last two arcs, so it is very high up in my rankings.

The Book of Bill is a continuation of the Gravity Falls series, and provides the twisted words and imagery of the main antagonist, Bill Cipher. The book does a good job of letting us into the mind of Bill, but I expected a darker novel than what it actually was.

Kill For Me, Kill For You is a book about three women; two of then are named Amanda and Wendy, who discover that they are both similar in that they lost their familes, and are willing to get rid of the other's worst enemy. The other woman is named Ruth, who gets attacked by a mysterious blue eyed man and struggles to feel safe within the busy city. For how far I got in the novel, the story is very gripping and I can't wait to find out more later.

The book was really good and I feel like it could relate to a lot of teenagers. The book follows a football player empath who can feel the emotions of people around him and he's drawn to one nerdy kid, Adam, who deals with his own issues. The plot progressed well and I liked the way the book's chapters were formatted

We Deserve Monuments is a novel about seventeen year old Avery Anderson getting uprooted from her home in DC, and moving to Bardell County, Gerogia to live with her grandmother who is suffering from a terminal illness. We Deserve Monuments is very emotionally driving, and has a magnificent plotline that leaves jaws dropped.

I personally really liked this comic, It was originally a novel by Rebecca Sullivan which got adapted into a webcomic. The comic itself had a great art style and was funny at points while still moving the plot forward. I'd like to see some sort of sequel to the novel or comic since I found myself a bit upset when there was nothing else to read. Really good, would recommend

I read this book each summer because this is one of my favorite summer books and it fascinates me that a boy with a disability finds a way to live and be like a normal person despite what people may believe about him. The character August or Auggie is a 10 year old boy who has a skin condition where his skin will look deformed or burnt, not a lot of people learn to appreciate him but more into the book he makes friends and memories with people that help him learn how to appreciate himself and not to listen to what others may think. In my opinion, this book is a life lesson to people who may say bad things about themselves or to other people.