Something a little different this time. I have a guest reviewer for Shards of Earth. John doesn’t have his own blog but was so effusive about Shards of Earth that I had to let him have his platform. So this is John’s review for this science-fiction masterpiece. Author- Adrian Tchaikovsky Title- Shards of Earth. The […]
Title- Lycanthropy and other Chronic Illnesses Author- Kristen O’Neal Publisher- Quirk Books Publication Date- April 27th 2021 Genre- YA contemporary fantasy Comment- I was given a free copy Via Quirk books. All opinions are my own and in no way influenced by the moon. Synopsis: Priya worked hard to pursue her premed dreams at Stanford, […]
Author- Emily Barr Title- Things to do Before the End of the World Publisher- Penguin Publication Date- May 13 20221 Genre- YA contemporary future Comments- I was given a free copy from Netgalley and @the_writereads in exchange for an honest review. The impending end of the world had no influence on my opinion. Synopsis Live […]
Congratulations to the Lore of Prometheus which beat out such gems as Fid’s Crusade to win the BBNYA 2020 best book. The BBNYA is a yearly competition in which book bloggers read and score books written by indie authors. Authors can learn more here: https://www.bbnya.com Bloggers can learn more here: Sign Up BBNYA is brought to you […]
Synopsis Kate GarfieldAnderson Walker Best friends, and contrary to popular belief, not co-dependent. Examples: Carpooling to and from theatre rehearsals? Environmentally sound and efficient.Consulting each other on every single life decision? Basic good judgment.Pining for the same guys from afar? Shared crushes are more fun anyway. But when Kate and Andy’s latest long-distance crush shows up at their […]
Reading log Yes this post is late. Very late. But my depression has been playing up something awful over the past few weeks and to be honest, I’m grateful I managed to get out of bed at all. In March I read 20 books and by read I mean that there wasn’t a single DNF […]
From discussions about race and faith to the differences in generational culture, Empire of Wild is a treasure trove of discourse and contemplation.
Title: Fid’s Crusade Author: David H Reiss Publisher: Independently Published Publication Date: March 2018 Comment: I was given a free copy by @the_writereads and the author in exchange for an honest review. The constant threats of death from rogue superheroes did not sway me. BBNYA is a yearly competition where book bloggers from all over […]
Title: What Beauty there is Author: Cory Anderson Publisher: Penguin Publication Date: April 8th 2021 Comment: I was given an early copy of this book from @the_writereads and Penguin books in exchange for an honest review. My opinion was in no way swayed by the scary Bardem. Synopsis When everything you love is in danger, […]
Title: Sistersong Author: Lucy Holland Publisher: Pan Macmillan Publication Date: April 1st 2021 Comment: I was given a free copy thanks to Jamie-Lee Nardone and Stephen Haskins of Black Crow and the author in exchange for an honest review. I was in no way swayed by the impending arrival of the Saxons. Synopsis: A tale […]