#theboundlesssublime

[mareekimberley-blog]

I cannot tell you how much I loved, loved, loved this book! Such a great read. And, imho, Wilkinson’s best novel ever. #theboundlesssublime #liliwilkinson #loveozya #ozya #yafiction https://www.instagram.com/p/B5920TAgSrH/?igshid=zkit1wurvsxa

[thebookkatblog]

'Reading is empathy' - @lililiwilkinson 💗 . One of my favourite moments from Reading Matters on Sunday! It was a joy to listen to three incredible authors talking about what they love but this line really stuck with me! . #yamatters #pink #pinkbook #lgbt #lgbtqia #rereading #books #bookstagramfeature #bookstagram #bookworm #bibliophile #bookish #bookgram #bookworm #reading #reader #rainbowbooks #bookblogger #melbournegirl #bookishrainbow #lovebooks #loveozya #diversebooks #dream #theboundlesssublime #tbrpile

[kaiespace]

Just finished reading this on #netgalley 🎉 #theboundlesssublime is an excellent deep dive into cults and the level of trauma that pushes people into accepting that level of crazy. Ruby is a 17yo taking care of her nonresponsive mother after her father kills her brother in a drunk driving accident. When she falls in love with a beautiful cult-raised boy, she silences her questions under the desire to be seen, appreciated, loved and taken care of. Deals with abuse, depression and eating disorders. #liliwilkinson #yacontemporary #bookstagram #bookreview #writerslife #kaiespace

[betterreader]

Our YA Book Club Reviews...

Since June, the members of our very own Young Adult Book Club have been meeting to discuss new release YA fiction from Jesse Andrews’s The Haters to Tara Altebrando’s The Leaving. 

This month, we have decided to share their thoughts with you. The Boundless Sublime by Australian author Lili Wilkinson is about Ruby Jane Galbraith, an ordinary girl seeking peace in the wake of family tragedy. Her search leads her into a community that seems guided by love. And it's only after she's drawn into its web that she learns its sinister secrets.

Our YA Book Club says: "This book is so good but gruesome! The characters are well developed and you can easily relate to them despite the unusual cult situation. It showed an interesting perspective and the transition of her getting brainwashed is done really well. There is lots of tugging and conflict that makes you want to keep reading because it's so tense. Plus it has the creepiest and most grotesque villain ever who constantly tries to trick you into liking him. This book will half brainwash you!" 

If you're a high school book fanatic and avid reader, you are welcome at this book club dedicated to discovering the next juicy young adult read! Join Better Read’s YA specialist, Mischa on the second Tuesday of each month. Her October pick is John Corey Whaley’s Highly Illogical Behaviour. Head to www.betterreadevents.com to RSVP.