First of all, I am not entirely sure what constitutes spoilers since it’s been awhile since I’ve read Daughter Of Smoke And Bone by Laini Taylor, SO if you are concerned about spoilers, please hop off this review and go read my review of Daughter Of Smoke And Bone, seriously that way you cannot be angry […]
Blackwood by Gwenda Bond Book Review
November 2, 2012
Being a complete and total history nerd, I was that kid in class who would totally sit up straight and pay attention during the interesting things like The Salem Witch Trials, the Inquisition, and yes, the whole Roanoke mystery. Which okay, basically what happened is, these very early settlers were chilling out on Roanoke Island […]
The Whispering House Rebecca Wade Book Review
October 28, 2012
I am pretty sure ghosts don’t get enough love any more, especially the kind that haunts, not the kind you pseudo-make out with. Y’all, when the readathon rolled around, I was totally down for a few hours with a middle grade ghost story, because I knew there would be no kissy faces, just thrills and […]
Monsters On The March Derek The Ghost Book Review
October 18, 2012
I am totally PRO-middle grade books where you can pick up the series in the middle and be just fine following along and not lost at all. This happened when I read Invisible Inkling: Dangerous Pumpkins by Emily Jenkins and also when I read Monsters On The March by Derek The Ghost and I just have to […]
The Curiosities Maggie Stiefvater Tessa Gratton Brenna Yovanoff Book Review
October 1, 2012
Straight up, short stories are awesome. They give you a little taste of the author’s writing so you can decide if that’s something you want more of. Usually short stories are SUPER focused because there isn’t much room for meandering, thus I personally get a lot of enjoyment from them. The Curiosities: A Collection Of […]
Necromancing The Stone Lish McBride Book Review
September 25, 2012
Don’t you just LOVE it when a book ends up exceeding your expectations? Y’all, I was pumped up for Necromancing The Stone by Lish McBride, because I had loved Hold Me Closer, Necromancer. But, we all know how inflated expectations work, usually the book ends up disappointing. Not so, this time. If you like your books filled […]