There are some books where I look at them and imagine there is a badass background theme song coming right out of the pages. Like, when I look at Crown Of Midnight by Sarah J. Maas and see the image of Celaena wielding some swords, I can kind of hear the song Boom by POD – […]
The Burning Sky | Sherry Thomas | Book Review
August 8, 2013
When I saw the original cover for The Burning Sky by Sherry Thomas, my initial reaction was DO NOT WANT. I guess the cover made me think science fiction dystopia, which I get kind of tired of. Then, the reviews or at least the tweets started rolling in. In particular, Reading Teen was tweeting about […]
Burn For Burn | Jenny Han & Siobhan Vivian | Book Review
August 7, 2013
I think you guys have heard me prattle on enough about the sort of guilt my TBR places on my conscience. You know, because I actually do care about things like reading books sent for review like a year after they’ve been sent. So instead, I think I’ll start my review of Burn For Burn […]
This Song Will Save Your Life | Leila Sales | Book Review
August 6, 2013
Leila Sales, I am in your fan club. Legit, I am at the point where I am ready to nix my pile of doom and pull out my copy of Mostly Good Girls because that is the only Sales book I have yet to read. Then again, perhaps I will be like Shanyn and put it […]
Arclight | Josin L. McQuein | Book Review
August 5, 2013
One of my favorite covers to come out of 2013’s young adult releases is the one for Arclight by Josin L. McQuein. Sure, it’s pretty on the computer screen, but it is even better in person. Y’all, this book is shiny and I am totally a magpie when it comes to shiny things and it totally reflects […]
The 39 Deaths Of Adam Strand | Gregory Galloway | DNF Review
August 2, 2013
Why’d I Pick This Book To Read?: I was initially interested in The 39 Deaths Of Adam Strand by Gregory Galloway because the concept sounded interesting. It’s about a boy who kills himself 39 times but he comes back each time. I haven’t read a book with that kind of plot line before, so because […]