I Kissed A Girl by Jennet Alexander

Title: I Kissed a Girl 

Author: Jennet Alexander

Format: Audiobook

Duration: 10 hours

Publisher: Dreamscape Media

Release date: July 3, 2021

Quick Review

This book was okay. I wasn't a huge fan of the insta-love between Lilah and Noa. I was hoping that throughout the book that their chemistry would grow, but in my opinion it stayed very surface level throughout the whole story, so although they are the protagonists, and the point of the story was for them to be together, it was a little hard to root for them because their attraction and affection towards one another felt shallow at best.

Despite not feeling a deep connection with Noa and Lilah, I still feel like the book was cute and lighthearted and perfect for a quick read (or listen, this was my first ever audiobook) when you're not looking for anything too deep or serious.

Mini Review: True Loaf by L. Austen Johnson

Title: True Loaf

Author: L. Austen Johnson

Format: Audiobook

Narrator: Penny-Scott Andrews

Duration: 16 minutes 3 seconds

Publisher: Lore and Lyre

Release date: July 27, 2021

Goodreads

Goodreads Synopsis

A fun and enchanting modern fairytale.

When a strange man puts in a strange request at the bakery where she works, Riley must go on a mini-adventure to find one unusual ingredient. Along the way, she realizes that things are not always what they seem and that fae might just be real.

Quick Thoughts

This was short and sweet--well, maybe short and spooky--It was perfect for my morning rainy walk and perfect for starting to warm up the Halloween vibes I always want to feel as we draw deeper into August. I would definitely recommend this for someone who just wants a quick story and likes darker, slightly spooky fairytales.

*If you're interested, Netagalley has it in the Listen Now section!