Nothing is wrong with this one, exactly. More of a matter of personal taste. And misplaced expectations. Something just isn’t clicking here. This was a solid case of ‘it’s[…]
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BLOG TOUR! Nice Try, Jane Sinner by Lianne Oelke : reality tv and banter and much, much sass #bless
Hi hi! Today’s a stop for the NICE TRY, JANE SINNER blog tour… which, you know, was the title’s job to announce. #MyBad Maybe it’s because I’m[…]
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Children of Blood and Bone by Tomi Adeyemi: fantasy and artifacts and overall fabulousness
Isn’t it so satisfying to find a book that looks fabulous, seems interesting, and actually IS insanely good? It’s one of the best feelings in[…]
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Goodbye Days by Jeff Zentner: memories and heartbreak and texting
I can’t remember the last time I was such a MESS while reading a book. So, this one was intense? And quite heavy? And a bit depressing? Tears were involved[…]
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Frankie by Shivaun Plozza : half-bros, mysteries, and sass
In all honesty, I picked this one up because I thought it’d be DIFFERENT. I mean, on the outset, it does look different from my usual reads: a[…]
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Various Reasons Why The Hazel Wood by Melissa Albert is Fabulously Fabulous
There’s nothing I love more than books about books. No, scratch that. There’s nothing I love more than books about books that are written well. […]
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The Hanging Girl by Eileen Cook (+ GIVEAWAY!!): lies and hiding and hanging
If you’re looking for a dark, twisted psychological thriller, then ladies and gentlemen, this is the best they get. The Hanging Girl is complex,[…]
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The Hawkweed Prophecy by Irena Brignull : witches and magic and female friendship
The Hawkweed Prophecy is quite an impressive read. It felt like one of those books that just … knows what it’s doing. It felt clear-minded, and precise,[…]
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Things I Should Have Known by Claire LaZebnik : sisters and bowling and ice cream
Consider me very very impressed. Guys, help me out: You know those books that, staring at the cover or reading the synopsis or just from page one, you know they’re[…]
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