Why Did I Listen To Sing by Vivi Greene? Sing by Vivi Greene has a cover that really appeals to my minimalist side. It’s just full of white space and simple and subtle and classy. I love that the cover does not have entirely too much going on with it. However, this book was never […]
Girl Out Of Water by Laura Silverman | Book Review
September 13, 2017
Why Did I Listen To Girl Out Of Water by Laura Silverman? Girl Out Of Water by Laura Silverman initially hit my radar because of Twitter. Like, I do not know the entire story because I am old and not as into twitter as I once was. However, apparently the author was under internet attack […]
Emerald Coast by Anita Hughes | Book Review
August 9, 2017
Emerald Coast by Anita Hughes is the sort of book that isn’t in my typical wheelhouse, but that I like. Still, I don’t often pursue women’s contemporary fiction. I guess that’s because I have so much other things on my shelf to read. Friends, I regret this. Emerald Coast by Anita Hughes was SUCH a page turner. […]
Trusting Liam by Molly McAdams | Audiobook Review
May 24, 2017
Why Did I Listen To Trusting Liam by Molly McAdams? Trusting Liam by Molly McAdams is a book that I am one of the least likely people to read, given how much I did not love Taking Chances. However, apparently pregnancy does things to your brain and so, I picked this one up out of the […]
I’ll Meet You There by Heather Demetrios | Book Review
May 3, 2017
I’ll Meet You There by Heather Demetrios is a book that I read because of peer pressure. I mean, first Fierce Reads tweeted about it. And then Andi was like this is one of my favorite books ever. And I responded, OF COURSE. So, the twitter conversation basically had this component where I said, FINE […]
Summer Days & Summer Nights edited by Stephanie Perkins | Book Review
January 18, 2017
Another year, another seasonally themed short story anthology edited by Stephanie Perkins. Summer Days & Summer Nights is an anthology of twelve stories containing summer loving, in which some people are having a blast and some people are not. For the most part, I liked this anthology. There were maybe two stories that I wasn’t head […]