Sigh. Sometimes when you read a book’s summary, you think WOW it sounds like this book and I are MEANT TO BE. And then you read the book and have a deep soul connection. Other times, you read the book and unfortunately end up disappointed. Friends, I did not experience a deep soul connection with The […]
Top 10 Books To Read In A Day
April 3, 2012
Top Ten Tuesday is hosted by the Broke and The Bookish and was created by the Perpetual Page Turner. I love it when I have a day off and I can just read all day. And this week’s theme is perfect because it’s all about those books you read in a single day, or even […]
Win a NOOK: Dauntless: Do Or Die!
April 2, 2012
Hey friends! How many of you are like, gosh, I would just LOVE a free NOOK? Or are like, I would LOVE a free NOOK to give my grandmother/mom/dad/brother/crush/boyfriend/coworker for a gift but I just can’t afford it right now? Put your fearless face on and your worries away, because TEAM DAUNTLESS has got you […]
Where It Began Ann Redisch Stampler Book Review
April 2, 2012
Ann Redisch Stampler’s debut novel Where It Began is about a girl named Gabby Gardiner who is pulled from a horrific car crash and has no memory of what happened or what caused the crash. Where It Began shows what happened before the crash, the aftermath, and Gabby’s eventual discovery of the truth.
On My April 2012 TBR
April 1, 2012
Inspired by Misty as usual. Books Mentioned: Ripper by Amy Carol Reeves The Book Of Blood And Shadow by Robin Wasserman Belles by Jen Calonita 172 Hours On The Moon by Johan Harstad It’s Our Prom by Julie Ann Peters The List by Siobhan Vivian A Breath Of Eyre by Eve Marie Mont Insurgent by […]
Gregor The Overlander Suzanne Collins Audiobook Review
April 1, 2012
Maybe you have Hunger Games fever and in your withdrawal you have considered checking out Suzanne Collins’ middle grade Gregor The Overlander series. While the first book, Gregor The Overlander lacks the complexity of The Hunger Games and romance, it’s not a terrible read if you adjust your expectations and don’t assume it will be written in the […]