For awhile, I was doing this thing where I was reading the books on my TBR in order of shortest to longest, which is basically how I got started with reading Heartbeat by Elizabeth Scott. It was the shortest book on my TBR and I wanted to finish it quickly. I’ve had a hit or miss […]
Journey To The Center Of The Earth | Jules Verne | Audiobook Review
January 3, 2014
Why Did I Listen To This Book? There are three reasons I listened to the audiobook of Journey To The Center Of The Earth by Jules Verne. Reason number one, back when I first joined Goodreads, I joined a relatively popular group which actually really jumpstarted my whole reading thing again. The moderator of that group […]
Mind Games | Kiersten White | Book Review
January 2, 2014
I always get so nervous when I go into a book that so many people I know did not like, but I either have an obligation to read the book or I have a lot of curiosity regarding the book. Friends, I’ve read every single Kiersten White book EXCEPT Mind Games and then well, I obtained Perfect […]
Garden Princess | Kristin Kladstrup | Book Review
January 1, 2014
There’s a pretty famous blog out there that coined the whole ‘put a bird on it’ term and I totally do not remember what blog that was. But you guys? That is how you get me to pick up a book solely based on the cover, PUT A BIRD ON IT. When I saw Garden Princess […]
Notes From The Blender | Trish Cook & Brendan Halpin | Book Review
December 31, 2013
Yo, I have the absolute worst habit of letting short easy books just sort of fester on my review pile and that is kind of dumb because the sooner I read them, the sooner I can put them on my donate pile. Y’all, I read through Notes From The Blender co-authored by Trish Cook and Brendan […]
George’s Marvelous Medicine | Roald Dahl | Audiobook Review
December 30, 2013
Why Did I Listen To This Book? By now, you have probably been to my blog a few times. Maybe you’ve been a loyal reader over the years. Chances are you know about my Roald Dahl obsession. I’ve read and reviewed a couple of his books as a way of revisiting my childhood and also […]