Rakeema Najiy

Lee Winter Never Dissapoints

Revisado: 12-30-23

I didn’t want it to end. Both The Fixers and Chaos Agent were great books that kept me interested the entire time. Definitely worth the read.

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Great read

Revisado: 10-26-23

I loved this book. I’m definitely going to read it again at some point. I liked learning about asexuality because I feel like it’s a part of the community that’s over looked. This is overall a great book. The narrator was great as well.

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Good read

Revisado: 10-23-23

I saw a review that complained about there being too much tennis (in the this book about tennis) and not enough romance, but I disagree. I think it was balanced. I actually like that the romance didn’t take away from the tennis because it was very interesting. It’s nice to read a romance book, that isn’t a bunch of forced romance. It seemed like real life and not some unrealistically sappy story. If you’re more into those, you may not like this, but I say give it a try anyway.

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ANNOYING MAIN CHARACTER

Revisado: 08-16-23

The story isn’t bad. The narration is okay, but my goodness this main character isn’t even likable. She’s annoying. Her decision making skills are horrible. Her constant need to be the victim (even when she’s in the wrong) gets old fast. I really really tried to give her the benefit of doubt (because she is human and none of us are perfect, she’s also not a bad person), but she is the most eye roll inducing character ever. She’s too old to be such a dummy. Get it together, girl! I have a little over an hour left in the book, but I had to get this out.

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One of My Favorite Reads

Revisado: 06-27-23

I always come back to this audio book. I read the ebook first and I loved it. One of my favorite things is Felicity’s “Longest. Winning Streak. Ever.” That part gets me every time. It get’s me in The Awkward Truth as well. This is a great book and the narration is amazing. It’s a must read and I’m sure I’ll be listening again at some point.

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This book only needed one narrator.

Revisado: 06-06-23

The story itself is not bad. You get what you expect. A predictable fake love to real love story. I’m fine with that. I’m actually writing this before I’ve finished because it’s so annoying. The narrator for Emily is fine as long as you speed her up, but the narrator for Ruby is just plain bad. Putting her at the default speed helps, but it’s still only tolerable. And constantly having to switch speeds is annoying. This book only needed one narrator.

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Boring

Revisado: 06-03-23

I couldn’t really get into this. I tried to listen all the way through, but it was pretty much just background noise while I was at work. Also, and yes this is petty, the Jaden Smith diss just brought it all the way home for me. I stopped listening immediately. Ew. Don’t do that. I’m sure this story will be good for a different audience. Abbey Craden always gets five starts from me though.

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Very entertaining

Revisado: 05-28-23

I really wish this was longer. It’s really entertaining. It’s really worth the listen. And the performers did a great job. Collins is hilarious.

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Great Read

Revisado: 05-07-23

All I have to say is, don’t let homophobia be the reason you miss out on a good read. It’s a great book and there is more to come in the other two books. Give it a chance. It’s worth it. Seeing people give negative reviews just because of a romantic relationship between two boys just makes me roll my eyes. This trilogy is way too good to pass up for something like that.

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A Must Read

Revisado: 05-03-23

This story was so awesome! And I don’t necessarily mean the story itself, but just how it was written. To call this story awesome would make me feel kind of bad because it was actually sad. I kept questioning whether it was real or not because of how well it was performed. I really enjoyed it though. I don’t usually get teary eyed from books, but this one got me. My goodness! It’s definitely a must read. It’s put together so well and it immediately pulls you in. All the interviewees are interesting and it’s really cool to see how all the stories connect.

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