Buzzwordathon Round 4

Duration: June12-18
This is the readathon that Kayla from books and lala has been doing for a bit now. 

So I will leave here the announcement.
The chosen word this time will be:

My picked TBR:

 *Since you've been gone, Morgan Matson- A YA nice summer read, that has been sitting in my TBR for almost a year and a half. I hope it's a fast read.
*Girl wash your face, Rachel Hollis. This is a book I saw mentioned in a TBR or wrap up, can't be sure really. It should be about self-acceptance and it will help me with my personal challenge to read more non-fiction.
*P.S. Your cat is dead, James Kirkwood Jr. This seems like a funny YA story about someone having a slight downtime that promises to be hilarious to read about. 
*This is how you lose her, Junor Diaz. This seems like a good choice, summer is for romance stories so this seems like a good choice. Translation: I have no idea what this is about but I fond it by chance and picked it XD

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