When I was planning ahead for my big blogoversary celebration month, I really was wanting to do lots of different types of posts. One thing I really wanted to do was see if I could get any authors to feature on my blog. Especially any that I’d actually met in person. And of course, Cara […]
First off, let me say, this book was sooooo good! Thanks to Netgalley and Random House Children’s Books for letting me read an egalley of this. I read this in April, and as I read it I was just going over and over in my head what I was going to say in the review, […]
Continuing in the 3 year Blogoversary celebration, I’m using an idea I saw on Red House Books blog when they had their blogoversary last month. Mine is a little different, I think hers was about her least favorite things about blogging. And maybe I’ll do something like that later this month. But here are my […]
I was lucky enough to get this as an egalley from Harlequin Teen through Netgalley. I got to read the first book, Spellbound, this same way. Although I got denied the first time I requested it. So glad that whole bit is over, I love Harlequin Teen, and hope they will always grant me access […]
So, I really only did one book challenge last year, the Debut Author Challenge hosted by The Story Siren. And I’m now debating whether to do that one again this year or not. But this is a challenge that sounds really interesting and different. So I’m going to try it. I’m going to go with […]
Waiting on Wednesday is a weekly event sponsored by Jill at Breaking the Spine, where we spotlight upcoming releases that we’re eagerly awaiting. This week I’ve chosen a book that I am eagerly awaiting for many reasons. Not just that I loved the 1st book, but that I got to meet the author last Friday […]
I read this as an egalley from Netgalley. At first, they declined my request to view it because my blog didn’t have at least 100 followers. So that is something I’m working on, getting more followers. But, I was so interested in getting to read this book that I persevered and emailed them back, pointing […]