I accepted Anya’s Ghost by Vera Brosgol on the basis of the Neil Gaiman blurb. Honestly, I didn’t realize this was a graphic novel, but HOLY CRAP I was so excited when I opened the package up and saw the pages upon pages of comics! Anya is a Russian immigrant attending American private high school. […]
Book Review: Die For Me by Amy Plum
June 15, 2011
Book Review: Die For Me by Amy Plum Kate’s life isn’t very easy. Both of her parents die in a car wreck. As a result, she and her sister Georgia move from NYC to Paris to live with their grandparents who are actually pretty awesome. While Kate is drowning in the sads, she ends up […]
Book Review: The Unbecoming of Mara Dyer by Michelle Hodkin
June 14, 2011
I am on tenterhooks and it is all because of Michelle Hodkin, or more specifically her debut novel The Unbecoming of Mara Dyer. After reading this, I feel like I have been put through the ringer. I literally inhaled this book over the course of two days. The Unbecoming Of Mara Dyer is impossible to […]
Wouldn’t You Like To See Something Strange?
June 13, 2011
Book Review: Tighter by Adele Griffin I love it when a book leaves me with goosebumps in the middle of the summer, it’s hot outside, yet all the hairs on my arm are raised from reading an incredibly creepy story. Tighter by Adele Griffin is a very short book, yet it will linger in your […]
Review AND Giveaway: Forgotten by Cat Patrick
June 13, 2011
Can you imagine going to bed and not remembering anything when you wake up in the morning? In Forgotten by Cat Patrick, main character London Lane’s brain does not work like that of a typical teenage girl. Instead of remembering the past, she remembers the future. It’s a blessing and obviously a curse. She has […]
Bringing The Nice Slow SWOON!
June 9, 2011
Book Review: Blood Red Road by Moira Young I didn’t instantly click with Blood Red Road by Moira Young. I was initially put off by the writing style as it’s written in dialect. Yet the early buzz reviews said Blood Red Road is awesome. You know, I am SO glad I stuck with it, because […]