Happy Fourth Night Owls! It’s Kat and I hope you’re having an amazing day because you guys are in for a treat today. I’m finally sharing my review of The Wrong Side of Right by Jenn Marie Thorne. In this novel, we follow Kate Quinn. Kate has just discovered that she is the illegitimate daughter of a Republican Senator running for President. At first, I didn’t think I would like this book, but I was so wrong. I loved it so much that I gave it 5/5 stars!
At the start of the story, we meet Kate who has just finished her APUSH final and there is a herd of reporters waiting outside to greet her because the identity of Kate’s father has been leaked to the press. Kate’s father is Senator Mark Cooper who is trying to gain the Republican nomination for President. As to be expected, Kate is in complete shock. Less than a year ago, her mother died and she was sent to live with her aunt and uncle whom she hardly knew in South Carolina. Now she has a father, a step-mother, and younger twin siblings. The Senator’s campaign team would like Kate to join them on the campaign trail. Kate has moved into the Cooper family home, joined his campaign even though she hardly knows him, and has fallen for a rebellious boy who might not have the best motives. Kate must decide who she truly is when some sensitive issues become the campaign’s main talking points.
When I first saw this book in Barnes & Noble, I thought this book was just going to be a nice beach read, but this book took me by surprise. I enjoyed the role that immigration played in the novel, especially with everything happening today at the U. S. borders. With Midterm elections coming, I highly encourage you guys to read this book.
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Hey, Night Owls! Kat here for my review of 
Happy Thursday Night Owls! You guys are in for a treat today because I’m finally sharing my review of 
This book happens to come out on my birthday July 24th! I was kindly sent a copy by the author for review. Thank you so much Derek! In this novel we follow a 17-year-old boy who gets sucked back into his family’s movie studio after getting emancipated three years ago. There are supposed to be a ton of references to horror movies so I’m excited. I’m quite the pop culture fiend. You’ll should get a review as soon as I’m finished!
It’s happening! We finally get to read more of Leah from Simon vs. The Homo Sapiens Agenda. In the book, Leah is struggling to tell her friends that she’s bisexual. As her friend group seems to be falling apart Leah starts to realize she is falling for one of them. This is second my most anticipated reads of the year. It would be my first, but we all know that it’s Queen of Air and Darkness by Cassandra Clare.
I’m taking a big step here because this is an adult novel. I’ve been told to read this book so many times. We follow Libby Day who survived an infamous murder where her mother and two sisters died. She testified that her older brother was the killer. Twenty five years later, a secret society obsessed crimes, find Libby and try to find proof that would free her brother. Libby is back to square one, on the run from a killer. I’ve picked up the audiobook on Overdrive because I heard that it has a full cast. I’ve never listened to an audiobook with a full cast.
I need to read this for school. I think I’m really going to enjoy this novel because I’ve really enjoyed his short stories. In this novel we follow the rich Jay Gatsby and his love for Daisy Buchanan during the Jazz Age. I’m going to listen to the audiobook and read along, too.
Happy Friday, Night Owls! It’s Kat here with yet another review. 
Hey, Night Owls! It’s Kat and I told you I would be back with another review. 