Awhile back, Audible had this sale on under reviewed audiobooks and made them like $5, I bought the longer books and then for the really short ones that I was curious about, I went to the library. On The Wings Of Heroes by Richard Peck was definitely the perfect length of audiobook to borrow from the […]
Carnival Of Souls Melissa Marr Book Review
September 12, 2012
Do me a favor and raise your hand really high in the air if you’ve ever read a book just because an event is coming up and you want to be familiar with the book so you don’t look like an idiot at said event. I am going to pretend there’s a lot of you […]
Shadowfell Juliet Marillier Book Review
September 11, 2012
The act of reading a Juliet Marillier book feels like a homecoming to me. I can remember my first time reading Marillier in 11th grade. I specifically remember because I wrote awful fan poetry and drew awful fan pictures of Simon. After Daughter Of The Forest, I gobbled up every single Juliet Marillier book in the library and was […]
Splendors And Glooms Laura Amy Schlitz Book Review
September 10, 2012
Be still my heart. The very moment that I had heard of Splendors And Glooms by Laura Amy Schlitz, I knew I absolutely had to read it at all costs. You know how certain books just kind of call to you, they contain certain aspects that culminate in the very most-you sort of book there is? Splendors […]
Freaks Like Us Susan Vaught Book Review
September 5, 2012
This is an Allison review! I was first introduced to the concept of Freaks Like Us by Susan Vaught at BEA when I stopped at the Bloomsbury booth. They were really excited about it, and as they described it to me, I became excited too. I knew that this book was going to be right […]
Throne Of Glass Sarah J. Maas Book Review
September 4, 2012
Whenever a book is compared to A Game Of Thrones, I get really excited, because HELLO Game Of Thrones is such a badass book. When Throne Of Glass by Sarah J. Maas was being touted as A Game Of Thrones for a YA audience, I was totally pumped to read it. However, I think the comparison does the […]