Oh hey for once I am reviewing a seasonably appropriate book on two fronts – Snowed Over by Angie Stanton has a blizzard AND it’s a romance, so it’s an awesome February read, especially in light of the latest snow storm. Also, this review is not going to be terribly long, because Snowed Over is a novella, it’s only […]
The Lies That Bind by Lisa and Laura Roecker
February 6, 2013
Typically I would start this review off by saying OMG OMG look away, spoilers for book one, but as I have like the worst memory ever lately I will just straight up say NO WORRIES because I don’t remember all of the spoilers and secrets for The Liar Society. However, if you are terrified of being […]
The Tragedy Paper Elizabeth LaBan Book Review
January 21, 2013
I wish there were more literary young adult books out there. While I certainly do not mind the more commercial YA books, I just LOVE curling up with a good literary book, especially on a cold evening. The Tragedy Paper by Elizabeth LaBan is an evocative contemporary novel set at a boarding school in the Hudson […]
Falling For You Lisa Schroeder Book Review
January 15, 2013
In a departure from her usual verse books, Lisa Schroeder knocks it right out of the park with her prose book Falling For You. Reader friends why have you not forced me to read Lisa Schroeder’s books before, she’s absolutely excellent. I got all of the feels from her latest book and spent the last 35 […]
The Coincidence Of Callie And Kayden Jessica Sorensen Book Review
January 6, 2013
Hurray! For once taking a gamble on a 99 cent Kindle chart topping ebook has worked out positively for me. I actually really enjoyed The Coincidence Of Callie And Kayden by Jessica Sorensen in that guilty pleasure oh my godddd these crazy college kids are going to hook up and it’s going to be awesome […]
Live Through This Mindi Scott Book Review
December 10, 2012
You would think that in my line of work, I would be entirely desensitized to stories of sexual abuse and what not — thankfully I don’t bring my job home with me emotionally, but I still have the capacity to feel much emotion when I read books that pertain to things I encounter at my […]