Day three at BEA was, if it’s even possible, filled with more books than the days before. It began with mad dashes to the Maggie Stiefvater and Emily Giffin signing lines and ended with a lazy final stroll through the sadly emptying exhibition hall with what feels like a million books sandwiched between. Continue reading “Book Expo America 2016: Friday Recap”
We’re very pleased to bring you a Ten Questions special event, live from Book Expo America, Ten Authors, One Question. Instead of our usual author Q&A we’ve asked the authors we’ve spoken to here to answer one simple question:
WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE WORD? Continue reading “Ten Authors One Question: Volume One”
Day two at BEA was all around amazing! Starting with the perfect parking spot (seriously the most convenient spot ever) and ending with us fangirling with one of our favorite authors while we were all in line to meet Jodi Picoult the entire day was one wonderful experience after another. Continue reading “Book Expo America 2016: Thursday Recap”
The day may have started off foggy and gray here in Chicago but that didn’t put a damper on our excitement for the start of Book Expo America! Continue reading “Book Expo America 2016: Wednesday Recap”
We’re packing our bags, making our wish lists, and drinking gallons of coffee all in preparation for what is sure to be a bookworm’s dream–Book Expo America! Continue reading “Book Expo America 2016: Pregame!”
Are you thinking of buying a Kindle Oasis? Do you already have one and want to hear what other’s think? Well you’ve come to the right place! Continue reading “The Kindle Oasis a Hands on Review”
Carve the Mark, the first book in Veronica Roth’s new sci-fi fantasy duology is due out next year. Want to know more? Well you’re in luck, there’s an excerpt too! Continue reading “Cover Reveal: Carve the Mark by Veronica Roth”
Sometimes you just need to re-read an old favorite. I’ve been in a book slump starting then abandoning book after book because nothing was grabbing me, finally I just gave up for a few days. Then the other night I decided to try again and while flipping through my Kindle library I stumbled upon A Tree Grows in Brooklyn, a book I’ve loved each time I’ve read it. But this time I started to wonder–is each read the same? Continue reading “Re-Read: A Tree Grows In Brooklyn”
While the adult coloring book fad isn’t exactly new, that doesn’t stop us from getting excited about one of our favorite pastimes. Tiny books, large collections, literary based, abstract art, books for all ages, and some definitely not for kids–we love them all! Continue reading “Sharpen Those Pencils and Break Out the Crayons, it’s Coloring Book Time!”
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