Book Review: Dangerous Girls by Abigail Haas

MY FIRST BOOK REVIEW ON THIS BLOG YAY

Okay, so this book. Where do I even start? THIS BOOK.

"Wouldn't we all look guilty, if someone searched hard enough?"

First of all, when I first saw the cover, I wasn't at all struck by the fact of how dangerous and mind blowing this book was. It had a simple cover; one of a girl lying on a bed with a blue duvet and the title in pink. Doesn't seem like anything harmful, right? WRONG. TERRIBLY WRONG.

Anna, boyfriend Tate, best friend Elise, and mutual friends head out to Aruba for spring break; the land of beaches, parties, and drinks. It was supposed to be the best time of their lives, but one of them didn't come out of paradise alive, and the other was charged with first degree murder in a foreign country.

While Anna is stuck in trial, everyone starts to agree that not only is Anna guilty, but very very dangerous.

Due to the No Spoilers nature of this review, I'm just going to say a few stuff.

-Don't be fooled by the cover of this book.

-I had three prime suspects throughout the book, but let me tell you that you don't really find out who killed Elise until like the last page

-After finishing the book, you will realise that Abigail had dropped quite a few hints about the killer that, now that I'm thinking about it, I deliberately overlooked because I was too swept up in trying to prove Anna's innocence that I couldn't accurately locate the killer.

-Abigail's descriptions made me feel every drink, every kiss, every party. It was simply astounding.

-There will be MANY loose ends. You will finish the last page and be like "Really? That's it?" You will try to read the last few pages again in hopes of trying to understand WHAT THE HELL JUST HAPPENED but all you will be left with is the same things, read over and over.

-THE ENDING IS LIKE SOMEBODY PUNCHED YOU IN THE FACE AND I WISH I WAS KIDDING.

TV Shows I'm Covering Soon!

Okay, so I didn't know what to post, but I didn't post in forever and I felt compelled to post something so I thought I'd post a list of all the TV shows I'll be covering in the near future!

The Vampire Diaries (I still have no clue how I'll cover and review six seasons that I've already watched but yeah)

Pretty Little Liars  (same goes with five seasons of A)

Arrow  (I'm a few episodes behind but I'll catch up on this soon!)

Elementary  (I'm absolutely in love with this show but I'm on the second half of the first season so bare with me)

Beauty and the Beast  (It's been ages since I watched this show but I'm think I'm on the first half of season two?)

I'll be covering more shows as we go along including Teen Wolf, a Review of all six seasons of Gossip Girl, and a lot more! So stay posted on all your favourite shows by subscribing to my blog!

Ciao xx
Gracie

Being Bold.

How many times could you actually say that you did something that everyone thought was out of the ordinary? Not just that, but you actually didn't feel bad that everyone thought it was weird, or not 'in the status quo' as good old high school musical would put it? On a scale of 1-10, I'd say that I've had 3 or 4 moments when I was actually proud of not sticking to the status quo, and that's not merely close to what I'd like it to be. But there's always that part of us (usually) that is afraid of sticking out, because sticking out could make us 'freaks' or 'weirdos'. It doesn't always have to be like that, though. Not everyone will see you as a weirdo if you did what you wanted whenever you wanted.

I've just went to a new school, and man was this proven to me. The first day of school, I changed classes. So to everyone, I was the mysterious girl who changed class before the first day of school was over. They all wanted to get to know me, because I did something out of the ordinary. When they all approached me and tried to get to know me, I was so eager to impress everyone and to be on the good side of everyone, but that didn't really work in my favour, and suddenly, everyone was fading away. Next thing I know, they think I'm 'trying too hard'. After that, I had a hard time dealing but eventually, I just stopped caring about whether or not I was surrounded by people, whether or not I was in the status quo, or whether or not I impressed them, and that, was when I started becoming happier. I was less stressed and more satisfied with the least I have. Because I was being bold, and proud of not being in the status quo, I was more satisfied, and that's what matters.

The bottom line is, if being in the status quo makes you happy -which I hardly doubt that's an option for anyone- stick to it. If it doesn't though, don't care enough for it to let it bring you down. Be bold. Be happy. 

WOW THIS WAS DEEP TALK WHAT AM I SAYING.. Okay, so this is it for my post of the day! But I promise I will probably post something like a tutorial or a review tomorrow. Let me know what you think! Comment below if you have any experience with being bold/ not being bold. I would love to hear from you!

Signing with Grace (pun intended, I'm bad at puns omg I'm so sorry don't hate me)

Lea Grace x

Introduction

HELLO AMAZING PEOPLE!

I have a lot of names, mainly because I'm called by my pen name, middle name, and actual name. These names include Hanna, Lea, and Grace, you could call me whichever you prefer, really! This is my blog, and it will include everything from #TeamInternet to Tv show obsessions, Movie reviews, Book Reviews, Product recommendations, Music and album reviews.. etc etc. It's basically me babbling about my every day life and popping different advices here and there.. 

I'm a very calm and collected human (unless I'm fangirling over anything, then I'm not so much of a calm and collected human) so don't hesitate to contact me anytime on any of my social media websites! I will be more than happy to answer you and chat and talk and all that jazz!

So, I hope you enjoy my posts, and I will see you guys soon in my next post when I'm actually talking about something useful.. 

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