The Fill In Boyfriend by Kasie West has turned me into a heart eyes emoji. I actually had to wander over to twitter after reading and proclaim my love to the entire world and then describe how I want a new Kiersten White book like right now because she’s mentioned in the acknowledgments and omg […]
A Corner Of White by Jaclyn Moriarty | Audiobook Review
July 9, 2015
Why Did I Listen To This Book? I feel like my friends are really into Jaclyn Moriarty and I have never read her, not even The Year Of Secret Assignments and so I was feeling all kinds of left out. I had obtained a copy of A Corner Of White via Netgalley and then a hardcover magically […]
Survive The Night by Danielle Vega | Book Review
July 8, 2015
Do you all remember the early 00s when teen horror movies were all the rage? The era when Scream reigned supreme? Survive The Night by Danielle Vega hearkens back to that era. This pink covered book reads like a horrific thrill ride. Vega’s second book is a quick, engrossing, and creepy read perfect for fans […]
Don’t Fail Me Now by Una LaMarche | Book Review
July 7, 2015
I love when young adult contemporary books have characters who have bigger problems then where they are going for their international senior trip or prom. I loved it when contemporary books feel grounded in a reality that I can somewhat relate to a little bit. Don’t Fail Me Now by Una LaMarche is one of those […]
Comic Contributor Corner | The Harlem Hellfighters by Max Brooks
July 6, 2015
World War One or the Great War as it used to be known, is a time in our history that has been so overshadowed by the wars of today and World War II that many Americans cannot name a single battle. While the Battle of the Bulge, Fallujah, and Operation Anaconda are talked about in […]
A Dictionary Of Mutual Understanding by Jackie Copleton | Book Review
July 6, 2015
If family dramas and historical tragedy is your reading bread and butter, add A Dictionary Of Mutual Understanding by Jackie Copleton to your wishlist right away. Copleton hits the literary scene with quite the debut. A Dictionary Of Mutual Understanding is a short read that really packs in a punch in its sparse pages. While not as […]