Bria Lou Reviews

Hey Guys x I did this back in April here and some of you guys liked seeing the books that I recommended. So I thought that I'd do it again with another 5 of the best books that I've read! I think I've reviewed most of these before, but it's either so long ago that you probably haven't read it, or if you haven't been reading my blog for that long, you'll have no idea I even like these books! I'm hoping that some of the books I recommend are books that you haven't read, because it will give you more ideas of new things to read! You're The One That I Want This is the classic romantic love triangle. Two guys who have been best friends since forever, and a girl who they let into their gang back in primary school. But when both boys fell for the gorgeous Maddy, tensions begin to arise. And suddenly, it's years later and Maddy is standing at one end of the aisle in a white dress, wondering if she made the right decision. But when it co...

  I am a Fangirl.   There is no way to get around this. For me, it's just a fact. Something unavoidable about my life.   There are many definitions of the term 'Fangirl', and it means different things to different people. For a lot of people, it's like an unhealthy obsession, but for me, it's a bit different.   For me, being a Fangirl is liking a book, band, music artist or YouTuber a hell of a lot!   In my life, I have fangirled over a lot of things, particularly bands. I mean, when I first created my twitter account, it was dedicated to The Wanted, and to this day, a lot of my followers are fans of them, and I love this.   Being a fangirl allows me to meet different people who have the same interests as me and connect with them.   Who doesn't want to find people who have something in common with them?   In today's society, Fangirls get a really bad reputation.   I think this is because, when you think of...

  This is my first book review of February! I finished this yesterday and couldn't wait to review it!   Also, how cool is the author's name? Rainbow Rowell. I have no idea whether or not this is her real name, but I love it so much!   This book is about a girl called Cath (Cather) and her twin sister Wren. This is their first year at university and Wren has decided that she wants to be more independent, not relying on her sister so much. However, this is Cath's worst nightmare. What would she do without her sister constantly by her side? As Cath gets to university, meets her roommate Reagan and meets Reagan's friend Levi, she begins to panic. Is fiction-writing really for her? Or should she just stay at home and write fanfiction, which is all she's ever done. Cath has to decide whether to open her heart and her mind to new experiences, or to stay buried in the fanfiction that she knows and loves.   I don't think that my synopsis did the book jus...