Today marks a momentous occasion — it marks that one time I finished EVERY SINGLE Christmas themed Netgalley egalley that I requested in 2013. You guys, it’s time to top off your wine glasses or your hot chocolate mugs and sit back as I tell you all about Sarah Morgan’s charming holiday romance Sleigh Bells In […]
In The Shadow Of Blackbirds | Cat Winters | Book Review
December 17, 2013
I could seriously kick myself in the shin for waiting so darn long to read In The Shadow Of Blackbirds by Cat Winters. I have had this really awesome book just sitting on my Kindle for months and I just kept on passing over it — for some good books and some bad books. BUT YOU […]
Control | Lydia Kang | Book Review
December 16, 2013
I am going to state right now that I am a tiny bit surprised at how much I enjoyed Control by Lydia Kang. This is not to say that I went into the book expecting to hate it, far from it. Yet I had read a few reviews that made me kind of apprehensive. ALSO! Control does […]
Sometimes I Forget You’re A Robot | Sam Brown | Book Review
December 14, 2013
Why Did I Read This Book? Y’all, robots are so cool and you know, I will pretty much read anything with adorable pictures and robots. ALSO! Sometimes I Forget You’re A Robot by Sam Brown took me like five minutes to read, but in those five minutes, I was able to figure out who this book would […]
The Christmas Wedding Quilt | Anthology Review
December 12, 2013
I swear to God, my enjoyment of this book, The Christmas Wedding Quilt, an anthology with stories by Emilie Richards, Janice Kay Johnson, and Sarah Mayberry signals that I am becoming a young old lady. Y’all, I chose to read this book over others aimed at a younger audience. Like, I think this is aimed at […]
The Keepers: Christmas In Salem | Anthology Review
December 11, 2013
I kind of hate writing the intro to reviews of books that I am decidedly ambivalent toward. It’s with a bit of a heavy heart that I have to announce to you all that I kind of did not love The Keepers: Christmas In Salem, this anthology of four interlocking stories that basically pick up the […]