I read Da Vinci’s Tiger by L.M. Elliott because art history is actually quite fascinating to me. I mean, I am not a super huge into art kind of person, however, I think the history of it is interesting as a whole. It surprises me a little bit that I have not personally come across […]
High School Horror Blog Tour + Giveaway
January 12, 2016
Hey all! I would love to welcome Chandler Baker to Good Books & Good Wine today to share a story of her own High School Horror. I swear I’ve tried to bury this memory so deep in my psyche that Freud couldn’t uncover it, a tactic that was going swimmingly until now, thank you very […]
Firewalker by Josephine Angelini | Book Review
January 11, 2016
Firewalker by Josephine Angelini is the sequel to Trial By Fire and OMG, you guys, this book totally raises the stakes of the previous book. I think right here is a good stopping point if you have not read Trial By Fire because, trust, I know how bookworms feel about spoilers. Also? Firewalker is the kind of book […]
Charlie And The Chocolate Factory by Roald Dahl | Audiobook Review
January 8, 2016
Why Did I Listen To This Audiobook of Charlie And The Chocolate Factory by Roald Dahl? I have this very strong tradition of always reading a Roald Dahl book for the Dewey 24 Hour Readathons. It’s something that I just love doing and is a ritual that really puts me in the readathon mood. A […]
Trial By Fire by Josephine Angelini | Book Review
January 7, 2016
I have been doing this revolutionary thing where I just read whatever I want instead of based around blog tours and publication dates, etc. I know most of you read like that, but with me, I don’t know I just feel this pressure to read in an organized sort of fashion. Anyways, I grabbed Trial By […]
The Last Time We Say Goodbye by Cynthia Hand | Book Review
January 6, 2016
Are you in the market for a gut wrenching read? You need to get a copy of The Last Time We Say Goodbye by Cynthia Hand. Reader friends, this book absolutely gutted me. Granted, that is something that I would expect based upon the subject matter. Still, although I had expected the emotions, it did not […]