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 […]
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 […]
Slammed | Colleen Hoover | Book Review
November 27, 2013
WHY DID I NOT READ SLAMMED BY COLLEEN HOOVER SOONER? I picked up Slammed the other night (as in I downloaded my copy onto my Kindle) and began reading it, finishing the book in about two days — if I had begun reading it earlier in the night it probably would have been a one day […]
Kevin | Paul Kupperberg | Book Review
November 22, 2013
When I got Kevin by Paul Kupperberg in the mail, I initially was really excited because I assumed it was a comic book and was like awww yeah pictures! Then I opened it and saw all the words and I literally said out loud “this isn’t a comic book!” I was a tiny bit pissed. You […]
Rock And A Hard Place | Angie Stanton | Book Review
November 11, 2013
Sometimes, I am totally in the market for books that won’t take a whole lot out of me and books that do not require so much effort on my end, either emotionally or intellectually to read. Maybe you agree with me, maybe you think all books should be challenges. That’s fine. For me though, when […]
Allison: The Moon and More | Sarah Dessen | Book Review
November 7, 2013
I’ve always heard that there is a special feeling you get when you read a Sarah Dessen novel. Some say it’s a feeling like coming home. Other say that it’s a sensation you only get from the perfect beach read. Luckily, I think I recently discovered when this feel is like for me: it’s a […]