It's time for a couple of mini reviews. I read Far Far Away and A Different Blue through the majority of February (I finished Blue at the beginning of March). Far Far Away was my Backlist pick for the month of January, but I didn't get to it until February (oops) and A Different Blue was my Backlist pick for February! (The Backlist Project is my own personal journey of reading through the books on my Goodreads TBR that were published before the current year ... so ...
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ARC REVIEW: Just for Clicks
I received a copy of this book via NetGalley (thank you!) in exchange for my honest review. This book, guys. It was really good. Just for Clicks is about fraternal twins, Poppy and Claire and the way their mom's fashion and lifestyle blog has molded their lives and how they deal with being internet famous. But this is Claire's story, and Claire's story alone. Claire is unlike her sister in many ways – where Poppy is all about the fashion and internet fame, and ...
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ARC REVIEW: Wicked Saints
I received a copy of this book via NetGalley (thank you!) in exchange for my honest review. Okay. So. If you have eyes, you can see that I rated this book 4 stars. (And if I did half stars, this might have been 3.5 stars, but I don't do halfsies, so I digress.) And if you've been following along at all with me on my long, tumultuous trek through this book, you'll know that: A. It took me month to read (maybe not a crazy enough reason, but it felt like several ...
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REVIEW: Harry Potter & the Prisoner of Azkaban (Audiobook)
This review contains spoilery content for the book and the series! I solemnly swear that I am up to no good. The more I listen to this series, the more I fall deeper in love with it. I read half of the series when I was younger, stopping at book 5, and of course I've seen all of the movies. But revisiting it has to be one of the best decisions I made in 2018, reading-wise. Re-reading via audiobook wasn't my first choice, but I knew I couldn't take on 7 ...
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Abbreviations/2: Don’t Fall, Puddle Jumping, & Fall Like Rain
You know, some days you just don’t have enough time for a full-length novel-type review. So here’s some short and sweet mini reviews for you to feast on, and just get the gist of the book and how I felt about it. The theme of this lot of books was: contemporary romance. (All of them, coincidentally, either have the word 'fall' or refer to some type of water...)Two of them didn't really work for me, but one did! Don't Fall This story certainly had the backbone ...
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REVIEW: Harry Potter & the Chamber of Secrets (Audiobook)
This review contains spoilery content for the book and the series! The first time I read the second book in the Harry Potter series, I think I was either at the end of middle school, or at the beginning of high school. I remember sitting on my bed with a book from the series, engrossed in the story completely, but I can't recollect the exact feelings I felt when I went through each book. Memories of the books are a distant blur (everything that was left out of the ...
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Abbreviations/1: Something In The Water, Die For Me, + Triton
You know, some days you just don't have enough time for a full-length novel-type review. So here's some short and sweet mini reviews for you to feast on, and just get the gist of the book and how I felt about it. Before I launched my blog, there were a few books I read that I wanted to review, and here I am, finally reviewing them. While these three books were very different stories, they all shared one thing in common: they all held an air of mystery. After ...
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REVIEW: Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone (Audiobook)
Audiobooks used to be (and still kind of are) really hard for me. I have a wandering mind. (Seriously, it's bad.) So I've steered clear of them for a long time. A couple of years ago, I'd had an Audible account for several months and had lots of built-up credit, so I got the first five Harry Potter audiobooks with them. With this audio version of the first Harry Potter book, I mostly listened to it while on my commute to and from work. There were many times where I ...
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