Of course it came along with some signature Daws banter and OMG laugh out loud moments which I’ve come to expect from her books but it also delivered some really poignant prose to make me fall in love with these characters.

Which do you like better: enemies to lovers stories or surprise pregnancies? Let me know in the comments below! Book Lists With This Book: Looking for the cutest and most endearing coming of age/coming out/basically an American sports anime with amazing art published for free entirely through crowdfunding? This is the place! You can use textphone 18001 or the NHS 119 British Sign Language (BSL) interpreter service if you have difficulties communicating or hearing, or if you are a BSL user. Find a walk-in centre This is such a beautifully drawn, immensely thought-out series. I've been really enjoying the graphic novels I've read in the last year or so, and am so impressed with the complexity of emotions these books evoke. I can’t believe this series is over now, and I hope maybe someday Ngozi Ukazu will give us another glimpse of these characters. The bestselling and much-loved children's poetry classic, Please Mrs Butler by Allan Ahlberg is celebrating its 30th anniversary! With a fresh new look for a brand new generation of school children to take to its heart, every teacher, parent and child should have a copy.I mean what do you care if she’s been sitting in the hospital cafeteria for weeks working on her thesis? Nope - just a case of Christmas overwhelm. Two days later she was asking for it over and over and bringing it to bed with her. Please, Puppy, Please" is a fictional children's picture book written by Spike Lee and Tonya Lewis Lee. "Please, Puppy, Please" takes the reader on a journey as a puppy, and its little humans, learn from one another. The story portrays siblings enjoying their new puppy as they take care of it and follow it as it escapes the yard. Having a childhood pet is a fairly relatable topic for most young children, and the writers use repetition fairly well, also.

Kate held a mirror up to one of Lynsey’s reactions and showed a completely different side to looking at her situation which I thought was so well done. Thank you to FirstSecond and Raincoast Books for sending me a copy of this in exchange for my honest review Then we also have a sketches and were ideas came from part, I loved that this was added, it just gives more insight in the story and how it came together. Amy Daws delivers again with this fantastic enemies to lovers romance that hit all the sweet spots! Interested in these books and more? Join Kindle Unlimited where you have access to unlimited reading and a HUGE catalogue of romance books to choose from!Bitty bakes so much and it is adorable. I love how he wins everyone over with pies and jam. He also has to deal with coming out to his parents, which while they don't say anything incredibly homophobic, they do take a bit to adjust to it. However, Bitty's mama, good lord. The amount of times she tells him "we still love you, you can come home no matter what" absolutely broke my heart. This is the kind of parental love and acceptance we need more of. Plus, her relationship with Bitty is just wonderful. I love how much they tell each they love the other and how they both can express emotions with each other. Also, the jam feud was too funny. The vlogging was also an interesting touch, and I loved to see Bitty's vlogs, they were such a delight. Just fill up your library and happy reading. Sign up for a free trial of Kindle Unlimited today! Are audiobooks more your speed?

What I loved most was her honestly and her ability to share what she needed. Plus, she has the best friends in the world in Dean and Kate who were just great in this book. So what's it all about? A day of adventure between two kids and their puppy, where every part ends in a plea of "please, puppy, please!" Cordelia thinks it's hilarious. It's super silly and shows all the fun (and trouble) that a puppy can bring. It also frames some of the responsibilities of taking care of a puppy (like giving it a bath after it rolls in the mud) in an exciting way. Plus, Kadir Nelson's illustrations are super adorable. I also love that this book is #ownvoices for both author and illustrator. I'm so glad this is on our bookshelf permanently (and it was in the first round to get returned after I cleared the shelves.) Of course Daw wouldn’t give us just a simple (and boring) reason like the condom broke or they forgot to use protection. If y'all could've heard me SCREECHING at this book last night, that would be my review. AND YES I did reread this ALREADY. I have read this book TWICE in LESS THAN 48 hours, it is that good. You just don’t find out the particulars for a bit. I loved however how their time together slowly opens him up so that he’s no longer such a closed-off man, even if he can’t see it.I loved the art style and bright colours used! I love this take on "bro culture" and how all of Bitty's team mates are so accepting. I love how he isn't ridiculed by his team mates for being who he is, I think it sends a great message that not all sports and teams are as close minded as they once were. ALSO it was set in Canada so what's not to love, am I right ;)