End Of Summer TBR!

I love reading and I want to talk about it more on my blog so I thought I'd share with you today what books I plan on reading before I go back to school at the start of September. Summer is the perfect time for me to read because I have so much spare time and saying that, I have a lot of books that I want to read that have been in my collection for a while so I thought I'd share them with you today.

I have had Moxie by Jennifer Mathieu for just over a year now and I am still yet to read it. The main reason I think I haven't read it yet is that it is not my usual genre. If you know me, you know I love a good romance book but this is the complete opposite. From what I have heard, this book is about a girl called Vivian who stands up for female's rights in her high school. I think that this is going to be an interesting read and very motivating for females to read as I expect it reassure young girls that they have a voice. I definitely plan on writing up a review of this book once I've read it as I think I will really like it.

This book, I have technically already started but I am still yet to finish it, so I thought I'd put it in here anyway. It is The One Memory of Flora Banks by Emily Barr and as much as I've heard positive things about this book, I just couldn't get into it. At the time I was ready this, my mind was pretty busy and all over the place so hopefully, when I return to read this, I can get a bit more hooked on the story. As from what I've read, it is about a girl called Flora who has amnesia but then she remembers something for the first time since she was 10. 

Again, I have read the first few chapters of this book but couldn't get into it as I don't think I was fully focused. It is The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky and I feel as though this book is a classic YA so I have to read it soon. I don't remember at all what this book is about so that proves to me that I was not focused so I am going to start with this one from the beginning again. I am definitely intrigued by this book as I know a lot of people say how important it is for teenagers to read. From what I know, it is about a boy called Charlie and he writes letters to himself or at least that is what I think it is about.

The next book is fairly new to my collection as I got it for my birthday and it is The Sun is also a Star by Nicola Yoon. I loved Yoon's first book, Everything, Everything, so I am definitely intrigued to see how this one varies to that one. I am going into this book fairly blind as I don't fully know the plot but I do know that it is a bit of a romance which is right up my street. From what I've read from the summary the characters also seem fairly diverse too which I like as it makes it a more modern, relatable and relevant story. I think I am going to take this book on holiday too as it is also set in New York which I am going to so I think it would be really fitting if I read it there. 

Next up is Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell which is another book I am still yet to read but I know a lot of people love. I think the main reason I haven't read this book yet is that I feel intimidated by how long it looks. From what I know, it is a coming of age story and I honestly have really high hopes for this book.

The final book I have to mention is also fairly new to me as my best friend, Penny, got me this for my birthday as we have a similar taste in books. I have never heard of it before but it is How to Write a Love Story by Katy Cannon. This book looks right up my street as like I said before, I love a good romance. I can see myself really liking this book so I am just hoping that it doesn't disappoint. This is again, another book I will report back on, in case it does deserve more hype.

This post was definitely a little different for me but do let me know if you liked it and I will be sure to do more of these. Also let me know if you have read any of these books and if so, your thoughts on them.

Grace xx