When I saw the announcement for The Ballad Of Songbirds And Snakes by Suzanne Collins, I was instantly transported back eleven years to my early days of blogging. The Hunger Games was one of my first reviews. The book blogging landscape was completely different then. And of course, I am so happy to see that we’ve come […]
Cozy Up With These Five YA Books
October 16, 2019
Now that it’s fall, I am all about cozying up with books that have some meat to them in various forms. I am excited to read books that take me far beyond the confines of my living room. The books below run the gamut from the stories of young women dealing with grief in various […]
More Than This by Patrick Ness | Audiobook Review
August 27, 2018
Why Did I Listen To More Than This by Patrick Ness? It has been about five years since More Than This by Patrick Ness has published. What a different time it is now. Honestly, when it came to reading this book I was so torn between physical copy versus audiobook copy. I am a huge fan […]
7 Reasons You NEED To Read Dance Of Thieves
August 18, 2018
I AM SO EXCITED THAT I FEEL LIKE A MUPPET. This is because I get to be on the blog tour today for Dance Of Thieves by Mary E. Pearson and I get to talk to you all about how dope this book is and why you need to read it. Like you know how sometimes you […]
The Space Between The Stars by Anne Corlett | Audiobook Review
June 22, 2018
Why Did I Listen To The Space Between The Stars by Anne Corlett? The Space Between The Stars by Anne Corlett has an absolutely glorious cover. I mean, the cover is blue and pink and science fiction oriented. OF COURSE I was interested. OF COURSE. Granted, this book was pitched to me with some comparisons to […]
Gilded Cage | Tarnished City by Vic James | Audiobook Reviews
April 18, 2018
Why Did I Listen To Gilded Cage by Vic James? Gilded Cage by Vic James is a debut novel about a world in which some have magic and some don’t. What really sold me on reading this book was the sociology within. I am always one for reading books with complex societies. This book has […]