The WINNER of last week’s “lows” vote was… *drumroll* I’M THINKING OF ENDING THINGS by Iain Reid! (There were actually 3 titles tied for this week’s vote, so I used a random number generator to pick the winner!) As promised, I’ll now add this book to my “top-TBR” shelf on Goodreads to remind me to read […]
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Time for another shelf tour installment! Last time, we explored my “murder-y shelves”; this week, we’ll start on my SFF collection! I’m sorry in advance for the really poor quality of this tour post’s photos! Between my work schedule and the weather we’ve been having, I haven’t had decent enough lighting to take photos in […]
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It’s time for another round of Tag Thursday! I was tagged by Norees for this one – and possibly others, but I’m very behind on my tags and comments, so if I’m missing anyone, I’m sorry! ❤ I don’t think I did this tag in 2018, but I did do it in 2017, so if you’d like […]
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Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly blog meme hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl. In an unusual turn of events, I’m actually following the prompt this week: my most anticipated releases of the second half of 2019, sorted in order of release! I’m not counting anything I’ve already read or am currently reading, so you might notice […]
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The WINNER of last week’s “lows” vote was… *drumroll* STILLHOUSE LAKE by Rachel Caine! As promised, I’ll now add this book to my “top-TBR” shelf on Goodreads to remind me to read it within the next 18 months. Rules: Link back to the original post at Howling Libraries Sort your Goodreads TBR shelf by date added, ascending Find […]
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This week’s mini review round-up includes the following: adult horror graphic novel MG fantasy graphic novel YA contemporary graphic novel YA contemporary novella
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TITLE: The Bride Test (The Kiss Quotient, #2) AUTHOR: Helen Hoang GENRE: Romance AGE RANGE: Adult SYNOPSIS: Khai Diep has no feelings. Well, he feels irritation when people move his things or contentment when ledgers balance down to the penny, but not big, important emotions—like grief. And love. He thinks he’s defective. His family knows better—that his autism means […]
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