You know that awkward moment when you totally build the highly anticipated sequel up in your head and then you read the sequel and it does not quite live up to your expectations? That is exactly how I felt with The Wise Man’s Fear by Patrick Rothfuss, sequel to The Name Of The Wind, a book so awesome […]
3 Below Patrick Carman Book Review
September 28, 2012
It is such an incredible pleasure to return to the wacky world of the Whippet Hotel and it’s employees. 3 Below by Patrick Carman is the second book in the Floors series, but it is just as enjoyable as the first book, plus if you have not read the first book, it is not all that hard […]
Incarnate Jodi Meadows Book Review
September 27, 2012
Reincarnation is such a cool concept and belief. I remember sitting up and paying attention in Global class when we were learning about karma and dharma and reincarnation, so when a book has strong themes pertaining to reincarnation, I pay attention to that book. Y’all, I feel a little late to the Incarnate by Jodi Meadows […]
Valkyrie Rising Ingrid Paulson Book Review
September 27, 2012
This is an Allison review! According to Norse mythology, the Valkyries are women who escort some of the men who die in battle to Valhalla, where they then become undead warriors under the god Odin. Sounds interesting, right? Imagine if it were in a more modern context. That is what happens in Valkyrie Rising by […]
The Crown Of Embers Rae Carson Book Review
September 21, 2012
I am going to take hacking lessons. The university of the internet offers that right? Why do I want to take up this dubious hobby? You guys, after reading Rae Carson’s phenomenal sophomore book The Crown Of Embers, I am going to throw my hat in the ring as a super fan. AND as a super fan, […]
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 […]