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Monday, 31 August 2015

Finding Audrey by Sophie Kinsella

Finding Audrey by Sophie Kinsella


Published by: Delacorte books for Young Readers
Genre: Young Adult romance, Social issues, YA contemporary

A new read for me especially since I bought a copy months ago. Now I've finally had time to read the book cover to cover, I can say that it's certainly entertaining.

Finding Audrey is about protagonist Audrey who suffers from anxiety, like a severe form of anxiety, and depression. We don't know exactly what happened but the book introduces the reader into the manic world she lives in. It's actually remarkable that her family haven't caused her more stress. But at the same time, you laugh and smile at how insane they are. It's literally like having that weird uncle every family has.

But Audrey's brother is the one whosuffers the most. He's addicted to some computer game similar to World of Warcraft, and their mother isn't a fan of that. A compulsive Daily Mail reader, she takes time to go out of her way and try and cure the poor lad of his addiction and in turn pushes the mysterious Linus into Audrey's life.

Whilst this all happens, Audrey is taking steps to get better and just be able to go back to the person she was before, or at least some version of that.

It's a magical story that I loved. I just wished we were told the full extent of what happened to her.



The book can be bought in the UK from Amazon or Amazon US.



Thursday, 4 June 2015

Book Haul - May/June

Book Haul - May/June

From left to right: The Heir by Kiera Cass, Us by David Nicholls, Saint Anything by Sarah Dessen, Shatter Me by Tahereh Mafi, Unravel Me by Tahereh Mafi, Finding Audrey by Sophie Kinsella, A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J, Maas and P.S. I Still Love You by Jenny Han

In the time it took me to be paid and to venture online and outside the house, I managed to buy these lovely books. The Tahereh Mafi books were purchased via Amazon and I'm ecstatic to say that Unravel Me is a first edition *Insert a very happy face*. Then more happy news came. The Sarah J Maas one is a signed copy and I didn't expect that when I walked into Waterstones. I mean I'm sad I didn't get another opportunity to meet her, Yet the rest of the books are sadly not signed (yet). 

Perhaps one day I'll get to meet some of my heroes. 


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