I am sure you know the feeling of trepidation when trying out an author all of your friends rave about for the first time. Y’all, I was nervous going into Ask The Passengers by A.S. King. What if I just didn’t get it? What if I’m the odd one out when it comes to books by […]
Meant To Be by Lauren Morrill Book Review
October 30, 2012
It’s really hard for me to begin to write a review of a book that I thoroughly enjoyed.  Like, how do I perfectly convey the flaily arms, shouty voice feeling I got after reading Meant To Be by Lauren Morrill. Y’all, I totally ate this book up. Like, whenever I had a spare moment I would crack open my […]
Sunrise Over Fallujah Walter Dean Myers Audiobook Review
October 27, 2012
Why do I like reading military based books so much? I’ve never been a soldier. I’m scared witless of guns. But, I love reading about camaraderie. I love reading about bravery and courage under fire, so to speak. When I first came across Sunrise Over Fallujah by Walter Dean Myers, it was at the library in […]
The Princess Bride William Goldman Retro Friday Review
October 26, 2012
 I (Allison) love The Princess Bride. There. I’ve said it. It’s out for the entire internet universe to do with what it will. And I guess now that it is out there, I should also admit that up until recently the only version of The Princess Bride that I had taken part of was the […]
Alice Bliss Laura Harrington Book Review
October 24, 2012
One of my favorite things about reading is getting so sucked into a reality completely different from my own, even if the reality has a contemporary setting. Alice Bliss by Laura Harrington is about a reality that I am fortunate enough to not have experienced, but one that I feel is all too common for many […]
Where You Are Review Tammara Webber
October 24, 2012
A Forewarning From Allison: There will be SPOILERS in this review! If you have not read Between The Lines, read ahead at your own risk! Or just click this LINK! When we last saw the cast of School Pride, filming had wrapped up and they were beginning to go their separate ways. Now they are […]