Kiss the Girl by Zoraida Cordova

Kiss the Girl by Zoraida Cordova

Ariel del Mar and her sisters, collectively known as Siren Seven, are famous worldwide. Ariel has known little but life on the stage, in her iconic red wig and bright sequins. But as Siren Seven wraps up their final tour, Ariel finds she wants more. Her father, Teo del Mar, has other plans for her: a solo career, to be announced the next day on a morning talk show. 

Longing for a normal life, Ariel and her sisters sneak out for a night at a rock concert in Brooklyn. Ariel literally bumps into Eric Reyes, the handsome lead singer of a promising band. She dreams of being part of his world and experiencing his band's upcoming tour from an entirely different perspective. When Eric spontaneously invites her to join them, she jumps at the chance and finds her voice along the way.  

381 pages. Book #3 in the Meant to Be series.

By the Book by Jasmine Guillory

By the Book by Jasmine Guillory

Isabelle had hoped for more from her career in publishing than her gig as an editorial assistant, which has left her overworked and underpaid with no promotion in sight. When her boss complains about a beastly author who has yet to deliver a long sought after manuscript for his tell all memoir, Izzy sees an opportunity to finally get her promotion. All she has to do is give the reclusive Beau Towers a few pep talks. It can't be hard, right?

320 pages. Book #2 in the Meant to Be series.

If the Shoe Fits by Julie Murphy

If the Shoe Fits by Julie Murphy

After graduation from fashion school, Cindy is feeling adrift. As she tries to get settled, she decides to help out her stepmother, who is an executive producer on a reality dating show. When the crew are desperate to fill a spot last minute, Cindy volunteers, thinking it will be a good way to jump start her career. No one really falls in love on these things, do they? 

304 pages. Book # 1 in the Meant to Be series.

Prince of Song and Sea by Linsey Miller

*doesn't want to return the book, cause I jsut wanna stare at the cover.... I'm Ariel.... cause he's so beautiful. *prints out cover to stare at.
Absolute fluff... I love it. Like...obviously... It's a retelling of the movie, but from Eric's perspective, and it's expanded.
The Scuttle, Sebastian, and Flounder cameos.
Eric is one of my favorite princes cause like...he sees Ariel's excitement and joy and doesn't try to crush it and doesn't get annoyed by it... like...he loves her for it... also he loves her bravery....like...she might be reckless, but she's brave
My boy has friends
Also communication and developing a system of communication. so pure. 
It's the emotional vulnerability and intimacy for me.
The cuteness
We stan Max.
When some of the chapters are named after the songs in the Broadway musical.
Also the epilogue.
352 Pages

Bravely by Maggie Stiefvater

I love Maggie's writing style.
It was cool to see more of the triplets individual personalities, and more of Elinor's background.
Can we just protect the triplets
Feradach. just. Like... Can I follow them around please. 
I feel like Merida was ace-coded in this, and I love it. 
384 Pages