Top Ten Settings Allison Would Like To See More Of (Or At All) “The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go.†– Dr. Seuss ♥ 1. Upstate New York Do you know how exciting it is to be reading a book and […]
Girl of Nightmares Kendare Blake Book Review
January 21, 2013
Girl of Nightmares by Kendare Blake picks up a few months after Anna Dressed in Blood concluded yet Cas still hasn’t been able to move on from what happened. He is racked with guilt and confused about the emotions that he is feeling regarding Anna. Oh, and there is also the fact that he is […]
The Tragedy Paper Elizabeth LaBan Book Review
January 21, 2013
I wish there were more literary young adult books out there. While I certainly do not mind the more commercial YA books, I just LOVE curling up with a good literary book, especially on a cold evening. The Tragedy Paper by Elizabeth LaBan is an evocative contemporary novel set at a boarding school in the Hudson […]
Playing For Keeps R.L. Mathewson Book Review
January 20, 2013
Now that we’ve established how much I like romance novels and how I’m totally into using them as break books, I kind of figure I can just dive right into my review of Playing For Keeps by RL Mathewson without a long lecture as to why I like romance. Anyways, I started reading Playing For Keeps in the […]
In My Mailbox (97) | Stacking The Shelves (18)
January 19, 2013
Is it just me or did last week seem to take FOREVER to get to the weekend? Seriously it felt like it just dragged and dragged. On the upside, it is a 3 day weekend and totally needed. ALSO! I re-upped my Hulu subscription and Tony and I basically watched almost all of season 5 […]
To Love A Thief Julie Anne Long Book Review
January 19, 2013
Sometimes I get really strong urges to read romance novels, particularly after coming off of a YA bender, I mean I like reading about teenagers but too much and they drive me up the wall. So then I feel like I absolutely need a change of pace and end up reading a romance novel. I […]