So I’m waaaaaay behind on doing one of these. I have 16 books to talk about. So I’m going to do it in 3-5 parts. I’ve sorted the books out based on age first. Then within the teen books and adult books I have 6 or more in each category. So those two may get […]
Beyond the Grave by Mara Purnhagen My rating: 4 of 5 stars I got to read this early as an e-galley through NetGalley from Harlequin. I’m so mad though because I forgot there was a 2.5 in the series called Haunting the Night and so I didn’t read it before. And it’s so stupid because […]
Aftertime by Sophie Littlefield My rating: 3 of 5 stars I got this book as an ARC from the bookstore I work along with the sequel, which I haven’t read yet. But I will soon, because I really did enjoy this book. This is another zombie story. But I like that we have started in […]
Waiting on Wednesday is sponsored by Jill at Breaking the Spine. I’m trying to get back into the habit of always doing my Wednesday and Friday memes. And I’m going to try to do a future post of this so even though I’m writing it on Tuesday when I have time, it won’t be published […]
Blood Magic by Tessa Gratton My rating: 4 of 5 stars In this book our main character is Silla, her life just hasn’t been normal since her parents died. And when I say died, the police say that her father killed her mother, then killed himself. So Silla has had to deal with that, as well […]
Wow, the past week has been really busy, haven’t had time to blog. I hate that! And, kind of busy today and tomorrow. Today my sister leaves to move to New York. Sad, I’ll miss her, but kind of exciting because it’s something she’s always wanted to do, and I can’t wait to go visit […]
Wolfsbane by Andrea Cremer My rating: 4 of 5 stars It’s been so long since I read Nightshade, since I was lucky enough to get it read as an ARC. So it did take me a bit to get back into the story and remember where we had left off, but once I did, I […]
Dark Parties by Sara Grant My rating: 3 of 5 stars The main character of this book is Neva, and she is 16. She has lived her whole life under the Protectosphere, and feels like she is trapped. Part of the feeling comes from what her grandmother used to tell her, at least before her […]
The Help by Kathryn Stockett My rating: 5 of 5 starsThis book is about exactly what the title says. It is about the women who were housekeepers and more in Mississippi in 1962. These were black women, who as we read in the book were often more of a mother to the white children they […]
First, I can’t believe I haven’t posted a picture of my table at the Barnes & Noble where I work. I’m so proud of it! Whenever I go in I have to make sure that it is full and looks good! Also, tonight was the night I got to meet Maggie Stiefvater. Unfortunately my picture […]