Every one of Marie Lu's novels is a cinematic experience, but Warcross, in particular, was just so lovely and intricate. I loved the gamer girl vibe—Emika was such a fun narrator!—and every one of the settings in the book, be it a run-down New York apartment or a sparkling, fantastical level in the Warcross game, was described with such detail. I was literally dying on the pages at some of the plot twists at the end. The journey of reading this is so fun, and even when things hit rock bottom, I'm optimistic because Emika is so determined to do good. I'm so excited to read the next book, Wildcard. Thank you, Marie Lu, for yet another literary masterpiece.

1. 6th 2. A teacher or perhaps a therapist 3. August 11th 4. I’m reading one of my mom’s old Calvin and Hobbes book!

I love it!

Okay!

1. Yup! Lake Pleasant 2. Sleeping in the tent (haha) 3. Nope 4. Yes! Thanks for the awesome questions!

Hi guys! I’ve made up a new challenge, “Name that book”. Basically I’ll give you a clue on a book and you try to guess it in the comments below. I’ll start out easy, but feel free to do this too! CLUE: The main character discovers that he’s a child of a Greek God and must go on a mission.

That’s super exciting about your soccer tournament! I am visiting my grandparents, and I had a volleyball camp about last month. School starts on August 10th for me, and I’ll be going into 6 to grade.

I like it! #shoutoutstarlord

1. A pool in our backyard 2. 8th!! 3. Purple 4. Haha, it’s been so long I honestly can’t remember! Oh my gosh thank you so much for the shoutout!