Why’d I Pick This Book To Read?: I was initially interested in The 39 Deaths Of Adam Strand by Gregory Galloway because the concept sounded interesting. It’s about a boy who kills himself 39 times but he comes back each time. I haven’t read a book with that kind of plot line before, so because […]
On Little Wings | Regina Sirois | Book Review
July 30, 2013
When I see a book that has a beach on the cover, there are a few things that I automatically assume. First, I assume that the book is going to be light and breezy and fun. Second, I assume that the book is going to have a swoonworthy romance. Third, I assume that I will […]
The Yonahlossee Riding Camp For Girls | Anton DiSclafani | Audiobook Review
July 28, 2013
Why Did I Read This Book: I picked up the Yonahlossee Riding Camp For Girls by Anton DiSclafani expecting an interesting read about horses, friendship, and the Great Depression, as well as a romance and maybe a coming of age. Unfortunately, I did not get what I expected. Instead, I felt that Yonahlossee was a […]
The Tao Of Martha | Jen Lancaster | Audiobook Review
July 20, 2013
Why Did I Listen To This Book? When you are making big huge life changes and are in a state of CONSTANT BUSY, you do not want to read Proust or Tolstoy, instead, chances are you want something fun and light. Friends, I decided to listen to The Tao Of Martha by Jen Lancaster because […]
An Atheist In The FOXhole | Joe Muto | Audiobook Review
July 13, 2013
Why Did I Listen To This Book: I actually followed the whole Fox Mole thing on Gawker. I am one of those people who reads Gawker and Jezebel SO MUCH that they have buttons in my frequent visits tab on Safari. So, when the opportunity came to review the audiobook of Atheist In the FOXhole […]
Tarnish | Katherine Longshore | Book Review
June 17, 2013
I totally stan for Tudor related historical fiction — ESPECIALLY when it is YA based. Don’t make fun of me, but I totally ate books like The Other Boleyn Girl up. When Katherine Longshore made her debut with Gilt last year, she filled a much needed void in my reading life – that void of compelling, sort of romantic, […]