Message Not Found by Dante Medema

I liked watching the development of the app and how it evolved with more information.
When you see yourself in both people in the friendship....oof. 
The high school shrines and the hatred of them...
It's the Bob Ross references for me.
Can we just...protect Bailey, Mason, and Spencer....
We're just getting hit with all of the feels
Also do I keep thinking of Folklore and Evermore because this book also references quarantine...yes.. "incandescent"
400 Pages

The Thousandth Floor by Katharine McGee

Ummmm....you can't go to Sunday Mass on a Friday night...Saturday night, yes. Friday no.
Me trying to keep all of the girls straight.
Children. Children. Just speak. Use your words. Communication.
WHY IS EVERYONE ON THE ROOF... GUYS.
And yup.
496 Pages

Heart of Iron by Ashley Poston

....why do I have a feeling this is going to be a ginormous love triangle....ok cool. we cool....
Lunar Chronicles vibes. 

I'm the lost princess
I really hope he's not Rasputin...and if he is, he's like...not a creepy baddie....
You can't just make a guy a ginger in a retelling of Anastasia and not expect me to like....oh look..hmm

.....Alexa play the Anastasia soundtrack...either one.. I don't care. 
Alexa play the Incredibles soundtrack where Mr. Incredible is snooping through the bad guy's computer
WHY ISN'T THE SECOND ONE IN AUDIOBOOK ANYWHERE.
496 Pages

Ready Player Two by Ernest Cline

Whelp....I mean...that's one way to look at life and it's meaning...
YAAAAAAAAS THEY FINALLY REFERENCED SWORD ART ONLINE. FINALLY
Oh my gosh the John Hughes world. 
We stan Artemis. 
Me and my Lord of the Rings corner
384 Pages

Infinite by Jeremy Robinson

Infinite by Jeremy Robinson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

What an unexpectedly quirky and unique sci-fi novel. I admit that I was along for the ride and had moments where I wasn't even sure what was going on and what was real, which I think was kind of the point.

Pages: 400

The Girl in the Spider's Web: A Lisbeth Salander novel, continuing Stieg Larsson's Millennium Series by David Lagercrantz

For those familiar with this series, it was quite a blow for the original author, Steig Larsson to pass away after completing only three novels. It was quite a coup for David Lagercrantz to be selected to continue the series.  He is an acclaimed Swedish journalist and author and has worked as a crime reporter for Expressen; he has written several novels, including the forthcoming Fall of Man in Wilmslow. Also, he worked with international soccer star Zlatan Ibrahimović on his memoir, I Am Zlatan Ibrahimović, which was short-listed for the William Hill Sports Book of the Year award and was nominated for the August Prize in Sweden.
To his credit, the novel includes all of the characters and elements of the previous stories, intrigue, unpronounceable (for Americans) Swedish names and place names, technical details of computer hacking, and a cast of Russian thugs along with Bloomqvist and Salander.  While the novel does not disappoint, it also does not quite live up to Larsson's standards.  The story will hold one's attention, but, in my opinion, Bloomqvist and Salander were not up to their usual standards, and everything was resolved too neatly for my taste.  Perhaps it is better to let the series die with the original author.
416 pages, translated by George Goulding