I love that there are new adult books that exist where slam poetry is a pivot point around which the book kind of turns. Or at least, where poetry plays a role. Slammed is the first of Colleen Hoover’s series that integrates slam poetry. The sequel, Point Of Retreat, also uses some slam poetry, however, it […]
Point Of Retreat by Colleen Hoover | Book Review
Uprooted by Naomi Novick | Book Review

Naomi Novick’s Uprooted is wholly original and yet feels staunchly rooted and steeped in tradition. Drawn to Uprooted by the various glowing reviews from my favorite authors, I picked up Novick’s latest release and spent days savoring it. I did not rip through this book because it’s the kind that demands you take your time and absorb the […]
Red Rising by Pierce Brown | Book Review

Part of taking vacation for me at least is choosing to read books that I have not yet made time for but am DESPERATE to get to. Chief among that is LONG books with lots of world building and story line and action. The very last book I read on vacation, that I finished just […]
Her Royal Spyness by Rhys Bowen | Audiobook Review
Why Did I Listen To This Book? Adult mysteries are a lot of fun to read. However, I feel like I never really get time to indulge in them as I am up to my ears in young adult books – not a bad thing but I am the sort of girl who needs a […]
In Your Dreams by Kristan Higgins | Book Review

I really hope that there’s more in Kristan Higgins’s Blue Heron series. After finished In Your Dreams, book four in the series, I felt compelled to go on goodreads and check to see if there are anymore books in the series. Alas, so far I do not see any listed. I devoured In Your Dreams. I thought the latest […]
Rebound by Noelle August | Book Review

I haven’t really been into the blogging community in awhile so I am not entirely sure if everyone is still all ‘we don’t like new adult’ etc. In any case, the Boomerang books by Noelle August aka Veronica Rossi and Lorin Oberweger are a breath of fresh air in the genre. They aren’t dreary, depressing reads. Instead, […]
