I know there is a division among avid readers between those that will only read a book once and those who re-read their favorites many times over. It’s no secret that I fall into the re-reader group, but I have a question for my fellow bookworms in both camps: Do you ever choose to read or re-read a book based on the timeline of the story matching up with real-time? Continue reading “Real-Time Reads: A Discovery of Witches, Harry Potter, and Little Women”
Love her or hate her, Alison Arngrim writes a mean memoire.
Continue reading “Book Review: Confessions of a Prairie Bitch by Alison Arngrim”
This is the 4th book in Megan Erickson’s male/male romance In Focus but it can absolutely be read alone and you won’t be lost at all. However the previous books are really great so I would highly recommend anyone them. They’re some of my favorites in the genre! Continue reading “Release Blitz + Review: Overexposed by Megan Erickson”
I found The Vanishing Year to be boring and anticlimactic. Continue reading “Book Review: The Vanishing Year by Kate Moretti”
All the way from Hertfordshire! Put your hands together for Rowan Coleman who joins us today for Ten Questions. Continue reading “Ten Questions with Rowan Coleman”
I’ve recently been given an excuse to update my wardrobe and I’ve decided to give it a particularly bookish spin (think modern-vintage-geeky-librarian-chic). Not surprisingly I’ve found a plethora of wonderful items and thought I’d share them with you. Continue reading “Gifts for the Bookish: Wear Your Favorite Book”
Not just another *diet* book or *way of living* outline, this book looks at the biology of the human body and how foods can affect your hunger.
Continue reading “Book Review: Always Hungry? by David Ludwig”
The cover of this book immediately jumped out at me while searching NetGalley one day. When I read the description I was immediately intrigued but my stomach also turned. Would I be able to read this book without making myself sick? Continue reading “Review + Blog Tour + Giveaway: Boy, 9, Missing by Nic Joseph”
I’m so excited about this anthology! I’ve been waiting for it to come out for awhile and it’s finally here! This anthology has 12 short stories that range from Y/A to N/A to M/M. 100% of the proceeds go to author Colleen Hoover’s charity The Bookworm Box. I’m going to review just a few of the stories here and also want to give away a copy of the kindle version – scroll down to the bottom to find out how to enter! Continue reading “Anthology Book Review: Between Hearts”
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