Why Did I Listen To A Most Extraordinary Pursuit? So, as it turns out A Strange Scottish Shore is actually the second book in a series, or I think a duology. I needed to read book one after learning that tidbit of information. Thankfully my trusty library had A Most Extraordinary Pursuit by Juliana Gray via Overdrive […]
Emergency Contact | Giveaway
March 26, 2018
Hello wonderful reader friends! Thanks to Simon Teen, I have a pretty FABULOUS giveaway for you all today! Here’s what you can win: STAY IN TOUCH One (1) winner receives: copy of Emergency Contact, branded pop socket and a $50 Visa gift card for meet-ups with your own “Emergency Contact.†Giveaway open to US addresses only. | Prizing […]
Next Year In Havana by Chanel Cleeton | Book Review
March 21, 2018
Next Year In Havana by Chanel Cleeton surprised me with how excellent it was. I did not know anything about the Cuban revolution going in. All I had to go on was some bloggers talking about how enjoyable it was via twitter. In addition, there’s the gorgeous cover which is the easiest way to get […]
The Invention Of Wings by Sue Monk Kidd | Audiobook Review
March 20, 2018
Why Did I Listen To The Invention Of Wings by Sue Monk Kidd? So, Sue Monk Kidd’s The Secret Life Of Bees came out a REALLY long time ago and I remember reading it right around when it came out. I liked it, but remember basically nothing about it. However, I have read nothing by Kidd […]
Fuse by Julianna Baggott | Audiobook Review
March 5, 2018
Why Did I Listen To Fuse by Julianna Baggott? You know how sometimes a finished series can be out for a long time and you read book one, enjoy it, but kind of get waylaid by other books? Then years go by. All of a sudden, you see the book pop up on Hoopla to […]
Fade To Us by Julia Day | Book Review
February 28, 2018
Fade To Us by Julia Day is a quick contemporary young adult book that works as a nice palate cleanse between heavier reads. I thought this was an okay book. It is not one that will stick with me forever. Actually, I had to look up the names of the characters as I had read […]