So I picked up a book I would have never in a million years chosen to read, and decided to give it a shot. I went through a few basic stages that one goes through when reading a new book they are not sure about. First there was disgust; I could not believe I was [...]
To state the obvious, it’s summer. Time to don the shades, gas up the vehicle and drive off into the great wide open. Or maybe not. So you can’t road trip this summer, eh? So you’re stuck at home, watching paint dry and grass grow? And you’re bored you say?! Bored?! How can you be [...]
So it is new book time once again! My weekend was a jumble of reading and breaking furniture and then more reading! If I had the powers over furniture that Kate Winters has over the dead, you can bet that all my broken furniture would have been resurrected this weekend instead of being haphazardly piled [...]
Not murder mystery death, but sad, heart wrenching find yourself death. While the cover of Moonglass by Jessi Kirby may lead one to believe that it is a schmaltzy summer romance, that assumption is far from the truth. Moonglass is a touching story about Anna and her journey towards accepting her mother’s death, which happened [...]
Alright, two new facts about your intrepid blog writer. Fact number one: I was a HUGE fan of Greek mythology. Huge. Started reading it in 3rd grade and had it all memorized by the beginning of 4th grade. I loved all the gods and goddesses and fights and romances and the creatures, especially the creatures. [...]
So once again I found myself perusing the YA collection, laughing at a title here, reminiscing about the poignant moments another book had to offer there, and I stumbled upon a book I had never seen before. A book that appeared, for all intensive purposes, to be brand new. I decided to place it on [...]
Really, you NEED to read them. These next three books are so gosh darn cool that they do not deserve to stay on the shelves. They need to be out in the hands of the reading public, having holds placed on them and being secretly read during class. Or openly read everywhere so people know [...]
