I am the sort of person who rations books by authors I love — but then occasionally ends up binging. A few years ago, I read one of Matthew Quick’s book and it was instalove for me. Yes, that instalove that we all love to criticize and be all well that never happens. Yo, it […]
Emmy & Oliver by Robin Benway | Book Review
July 24, 2015
I have never met a Robin Benway book that I didn’t like — and you guys, I have read every single one of her books, except for her bit in Dear Teen Me. Emmy & Oliver, Benway’s latest publisher by Harper, continues that tradition. Her books are for people that want YA with substance but at the […]
The Invasion Of The Tearling by Erika Johansen | Book Review
July 20, 2015
Last year, I got really pumped up for Erika Johansen’s debut novel, The Queen Of The Tearling. And with good reason, that book was totally baller. Friends, I got pumped up ALL OVER AGAIN for The Invasion Of The Tearling, second in the trilogy and again, it was with good reason, because The Invasion Of The Tearling was […]
The Fill In Boyfriend by Kasie West | Book Review
July 10, 2015
The Fill In Boyfriend by Kasie West has turned me into a heart eyes emoji. I actually had to wander over to twitter after reading and proclaim my love to the entire world and then describe how I want a new Kiersten White book like right now because she’s mentioned in the acknowledgments and omg […]
Encore To An Empty Room by Kevin Emerson | Audiobook Review
June 1, 2015
Why Did I Listen To This Book? YOU GUYS! Last year the surprise hitter for me was Exile by Kevin Emerson. I mean, I like books about bands, but I was just not that into his Atlantis books so I was kind of skeptical. Long story short, I fricken LOVED Exile. It was super good and I […]
Walk On Earth A Stranger by Rae Carson | Book Review
May 29, 2015
As you all know, I am a card carrying member of the Rae Carson fan club. I awaited Walk On Earth A Stranger with baited breath since 2013 — nearly TWO YEARS of waiting which is a lifetime in book blogger years. You guys, I remember before this book even had a title but the announcement […]