I often join readathons and then do not do anything to really promote that I am taking part except maybe declaring my intent on twitter. I took part in the Slay That Series Readathon which took place during the end of September and the beginning of October. The point of this readathon was to finish […]
Truly, Madly, Famously by Rebecca Serle | Blog Tour & Review Preview
October 8, 2015
Hello reader friends! Welcome to my stop for the Truly, Madly, Famously Blog Tour!  First thing first, if you scroll all the way to the bottom, there is a rafflecopter, feel free to enter it. Second, I have not finishing reading Truly, Madly, Famously yet because I am forever behind. Alas. However, I have finished Famous In Love […]
The Thing About Jellyfish by Ali Benjamin | Book Review
September 21, 2015
I love that every now and then I unexpectedly stumble upon a quiet middle grade gem. The Thing About Jellyfish by Ali Benjamin is a book that I wanted to read for the grief aspect. I actually bizarrely enough enjoy reading books where there is a grief element, maybe because I am lucky enough to […]
Rapture Practice: A True Story About Growing Up Gay in an Evangelical Family by Aaron Hartzler | Book Review
August 18, 2015
I have literally had Rapture Practice by Aaron Hartzler on my TBR for over a year. I mean, my actual write it in the composition this is serious I mean business TBR. What is not to intrigue me? Hartzler’s memoir promises to be about a person growing up in an evangelical family who happens to be […]
Lair Of Dreams by Libba Bray | Book Review
August 4, 2015
Lair Of Dreams by author extraordinaire Libba Bray is the bee’s knees. Everything is not jake in 1920s alternate reality New York City where Diviners exist. Bray’s sequel to The Diviners is a hold on to your hat sort of read, the action does not stop for a single second. This is a very long book at […]
Rags & Bones: New Twists On Timeless Tales edited by Melissa Marr and Tim Pratt | Anthology Review
July 3, 2015
YOU GUYS! I need to read more short story anthologies because they are essentially the easiest books to read and review because for me – I review each story immediately after reading and then when I am done, boom the review is written. Rags & Bones: New Twists On Timeless Tales edited by Melissa Marr and […]