Last weekend my mom and I went to the Maybe Someday book signing and concert and, let me tell you, it was the maybe the most fun I’ve ever had at a book event! (Okay, BEA was, of course, amazing and I don’t think that it quite lived up to that just because of the sheer scale of BEA and the number of awesome bloggers that I met, but you get what I mean!)Don’t know […]
I need to clear my shelves to make room for all of the awesome books I got at BEA!! So, I thought I’d give my lovely readers the opportunity to win one of these awesome selections: Two winners will each choose one of the following:US Only (sorry!) (Click the cover to see my review of the book!) a Rafflecopter giveaway There are 100+ Blogs participating, so be sure to make time to hop to the […]
I just finished reading Landline by Rainbow Rowell today (review will be coming soon), and it got me thinking about just how much an amazing author can make me FEEL! Landline had me running the whole gamut of emotions and it got me thinking about them. I honestly think that I often feel more from reading than I do from watching TV – heck, sometimes more than I do in real life (at least I […]
The Sunday Post is a weekly meme hosted by Kimba @ Caffeinated Book Reviewer ~ It’s a chance to share news~ A post to recap the past week on my blog and share news about what’s coming up in the week ahead. Last week on FYFA:I think I’ve done most of my updates on BEA now (though I might have one more post about what I learned and what I hope the BEA organizers learned). Things should […]
I thought I’d highlight another middle grade series that I reviewed over on my MG blog – Best Kids’ Reads. This series features unicorns and are full of adventure! My daughter and I have really been enjoying these fun books! You can read my review of the first book in this series (including my daughter’s views) HERE! And my review of The Unicorn Thief HERE.You can also enter to win a hardcover copy of The Unicorn Thief, […]
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Today’s Top Ten Tuesday is: Top Ten Books I’ve Read So Far This Year (Of course, not all of these were actually released this year.) In the order I read them (click on the link to be brought to my review): The Boys of Summer by C.J. Duggan – (Along with the rest of the books in the series, but especially this first one). This book just really struck me for some reason and brought me back to my […]
Instead of doing a normal review for Knife of Dreams, I’m going to talk about the series as a whole (with just a few comments about this particular book thrown in). Please allow me to explain my love/hate relationship with Robert Jordan. Title: Knife of Dreams Series: Wheel of Time #11 Author: Robert Jordan Published: January, 2013 Pages: 860 (32 hours, 24 minutes audio) Goodreads Rating: 4.06 Stars My Rating: 4/5 Stars My Content Rating: Mature YA or Adult (Some sex, though not […]
Title: Time Return Series: Red Moon Trilogy #2 Author: Micah Caida Release Date: February 11, 2014 Pages: 312 Goodreads Rating: 4.67/5 Stars My Rating: 4/5 Stars My Content Rating: YA (Nothing more than kissing) Genre: YA Sci/Fi Fantasy Summary from Goodreads: In this coming of age debut trilogy, USA Today Micah Caida turns dystopian young adult fiction on its ear with a breathtakingly fresh science fiction, fantasy story that is as much a thriller as it is a romantic tale. Time Trap, book 2 in […]
The Sunday Post is a weekly meme hosted by Kimba @ Caffeinated Book Reviewer ~ It’s a chance to share news~ A post to recap the past week on my blog and share news about what’s coming up in the week ahead. Last week on FYFA:I think I’ve done most of my updates on BEA now (though I might have one more post about what I learned and what I hope the BEA organizers learned). Things should […]