A His and Hers Review of Archie Vol One
by J3h and Jess
“If it wasn’t for my love of Robert Kirkman’s The Walking Dead, I wouldn’t be into Archie today” I say with all sincerity. Continue reading “Sunday Comics: Archie Volume One by Mark Waid, Fiona Staples, Annie Wu, and Veronica Fish”
Lisa Lutz is the New York Times bestselling author of nine novels, including The Passenger, How to Start a Fire, six novels in the Spellman books series, and Heads You Lose, co-authored with David Hayward. She is also the author of the children’s book, How to Negotiate Everything. Continue reading “Ten Questions with Lisa Lutz”
June is Audiobooks Month and the Bookish Ladies are happy to take this opportunity to gush about one of our favorite things. This isn’t a review, a how to, or even a why you need to listen article. It’s simply our Audiobooks story. How we got into them, why we love them, and some of our favorites. Continue reading “Celebrating Audiobooks Month: Why We Love Audiobooks”
A well written book and a great story but something was missing. Continue reading “Book Review: Lessons of the Heart by Jodie Larson”
Have you ever picked up a book with the intention of just flipping through the first few pages and then coming up for air 30 minutes, an hour, or half a night later you realize you just couldn’t stop reading? That was how 32 Yolks started for me. Continue reading “Book Review: 32 Yolks by Eric Ripert”
Weird and creepy! In a good way. Continue reading “Book Review: The Girls in the Garden by Lisa Jewell”
I was hooked from the first page! I’ve been waiting for this book since I finished Behind the Falls. Continue reading “Book Review + Giveaway: Cure by Brenda Ernst Zalegowski”
In the final installment of our Ten Questions @ Book Expo America special event, we feature ten more authors including David Levithan, Marissa Meyer, and Gayle Forman plus a bonus extra from Justin Cronin! Instead of our usual author Q&A we’ve asked the authors we’ve spoken to at BEA to answer one simple question:
WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE WORD? Continue reading “Ten Authors One Question: Volume Four”
I read this in a group read and it was so much fun! I really loved the book from the opening scenes and that continues pretty much throughout the book. This is the third in the Ellery College series but can definitely be read as a stand alone as there isn’t much overlap. Both main characters made me love them but for different reasons – which is always a sign for a great book! Continue reading “Book Review: Unraveling Josh by Edie Danford”
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