Typically I would start this review off by saying OMG OMG look away, spoilers for book one, but as I have like the worst memory ever lately I will just straight up say NO WORRIES because I don’t remember all of the spoilers and secrets for The Liar Society. However, if you are terrified of being […]
Paper Valentine | Brenna Yovanoff | Book Review
February 5, 2013
It’s hard for me to find the precise, exact words to convince you to read Paper Valentine by Brenna Yovanoff. Like, how do I write the best argument possible without going all flailing arms and neon signs on you? You guys, I liked The Replacement, but I utterly LOVED Paper Valentine. I found myself highlighting passages on my […]
Allison’s Top Ten Bookish Moments
February 5, 2013
Top Ten Bookish Moments 1. Meeting Jennifer Donnelly at Oblong Books I still have the message from the g-chat conversation that I had with April when she was like “So, Jennifer Donnelly is having a launch party at a bookstore in Rhineback. Will you be busy with school?†and I was like “I can make […]
Stacking The Shelves (20)
February 2, 2013
Man, I am so glad that last week is over. There was lots of stress involved and like barely any reading time. PLUS I was all ugh, I need to start working out again to look good. However, it’s February now and I don’t know about you all but I kind of feel like each […]
Fill Your Kindle: Books Under $5 February 2013 Edition
February 2, 2013
I feel like in February, I just want to buy and read a bunch of pink books because you know, Valentine’s Day and all. I just love reading romance books in February. This edition of Fill Your Kindle is chock full of pink books, and other books too. I picked up The Bronze Horseman by Paullina Simmons, The […]
Revolution 19 Gregg Rosenblum Book Review
February 1, 2013
Confession: I’ve never seen The Terminator. You guys, I was raised in a household where we weren’t allowed to watch PG-13 movies until we were like 12 nor was I allowed to watch movies that were rated R. Like I did not see an R-rated movie until I was in 8th grade. I KNOW. So, […]