my life production through the pages
Note: I received this book for free from the Author. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review in any way. All opinions shared are my own. Friends with Benefits by Hazel Kelly follows the story of Nina and Carter as they secretly embark into a “friends with benefits” […]
I have never considered myself a bullet journaler. I’ve read about it on the official bullet journal website. I’ve watched tons of bullet journal YouTube videos. I’ve looked at many #bulletjournal photos on Instagram. However, I’ve never been able to really stick with the full system for more than a month. When The Bullet Journal Method by Ryder […]
I thoroughly enjoyed Brenda Drake’s Library Jumpers series. (If you haven’t read that series yet, I highly recommend it!) So I was more than excited to have the opportunity to read her upcoming release Analiese Rising. Analiese Rising follows Analiese or Ana for short who unknowingly has the powers to raise the dead and turn them into […]
I finally read Flame in the Mist. It’s been on my TBR for ages, and I finally got a copy through my library to read. I’m so glad that I took the time to delve into the world of Flame in the Mist. I absolutely loved the Feudal Japan era and the Japanese characters. It’s been so […]
I finally read Nearly Found by Elle Cosimano, the follow up to Nearly Gone. Nearly Gone was one of my favorite reads in 2014 when it was released. I remember recommending it as a bookseller. & I was HIGHLY anticipating reading Nearly Found. (By the way, you can check out my review for Nearly Gone on my Goodreads page.) Fast […]
What You Hide by Natalie D. Richards was the first book in a long while that I read in a single day. I loved delving into the relationship between Spencer and Mallory. I didn’t find it as thrilling as I hoped it would be; however, it was still quite the page-turner. What You Hide does touch […]
Maggie Stiefvater’s All the Crooked Saints was very unique. It’s about the miracles the Soria family perform, the pilgrims that come for miracles, and a boy that has come to work for the Soria family in exchange for a box truck. To start off, All the Crooked Saints has the very typical Maggie Stiefvater writing style, which […]
**SPOILER ALERT: This review may contain spoilers for Wolf By Wolf, the first book in this duology. Please do not read this review if you do not wish to have any spoilers. Blood for Blood by Ryan Graudin was well crafted. She was able to create a thrilling, fast-paced story despite mixing various points of view […]
Ryan Graudin’s Wolf By Wolf is a YA historical fiction novel with a very small science fiction-y twist. To be honest, I wasn’t sure I was going to enjoy Wolf by Wolf. I’m not a huge fan of historical fiction, and I really wasn’t sure how the “skinshifter” element was going to play out in the […]
Midnight at the Bright Ideas Bookstore was very different from my regular read, and to be honest, I was very worried I would end up DNF-ing it. Midnight at the Bright Ideas Bookstore, however, pleasantly surprised me with the slow developing mystery it held in its pages. Midnight at the Bright Ideas Bookstore felt more like […]