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Ella review's romantic screenplay-turned-novel Five Feet Apart, talking about the serious effects of romanticizing illnesses.

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Credit to the authors, Rachael Lipincott, Mikki Daughtry, and Tobias Ianconis.

Ella reviews a book entitled An Abundance of Katherines, dishing out her lowest rating yet. 

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Credit to the author, John Green.

Ella reviews y/a romance novel Lucky in Love by Kasie West, highlighting the importance of an interesting plot.

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Credit to the author, Kasie West.

In this episode of IMO Books, Ella starts off season 2 with a y/a romance novel entitled Cold Summer by Gwen Cole, focusing on the pros and cons of slow-burn plots.

Ella publishes her first ever "RAD" episode, standing for recommendation, author, and debate. She concludes season 1 of IMO Books by recommending more Lisa Greenwald books, talking about the author, and debating between the Friendship List series and the Pink and Green series.

In this episode of IMO Books, Ella reviews the most recent addition of the Friendship List series, having only been released August 4, 2020, addressing the highlights and flaws.

Credit to the author, Lisa Greenwald.

In this episode, Ella goes over her opinions on Lisa Greenwald's third book in the Friendship List series, 13 and Counting.

In this episode of IMO Books, the host, Ella, shares her opinions on Lisa Greenwald's second installment of the "Friendship List" series known as 12 Before 13.

Credit to the Author, Lisa Greenwald 

In this episode of IMO Books, the host, Ella, shares her opinions on Lisa Greenwald's first installment of the "Friendship List" series known as 11 Before 12.

We all know the feeling when you finally finish that amazing book you’ve been reading. It’s satisfying, fulfilling, leaves you wanting more… or not. Every book has their ups and downs, and here on IMO Books, we talk about it all. Hi, I’m Ella, and I host the IMO Books podcast. Over the years, I’ve been told I’m pretty opinionated, and I’ve finally decided to put that to good use. I publish tons of episodes of IMO Books, where I talk about all my opinions on one of the books I’ve recently read. Genres range from fantasy to historical to realistic fiction, so there’s something in it for everyone. Join me every other Sunday to venture into these stories, and hear about a different perspective.