Thoughts: The Women in the Walls, much like Daughters Unto Devils, starts by putting characters with a complex family history into a creepy location. Lucy lives in an old Victorian mansion with her father, Aunt, and cousin, Margaret. Her father basically ignores her, and her aunt has raised her since the death of her mother, far […]
Blog Tour: The Women In the Walls by Amy Lukavics
I’m so excited to be a part of this blog tour! I LOVED Daughters Unto Devils when I read it last year and have been psyched for The Women in the Walls since I heard about it. (I just realized I never reviewed DUD, so expect that soon. I book talk it a LOT to my […]
Review: P.S. I Like You by Kasie West
Thoughts: This is the second book in a week with characters falling in love anonymously, and, as a whole, I think this trope is incredibly timely and adorable. What I liked about PS I Like You is that the notes were time controlled by being passed in a secret desk space in Chemistry. As someone […]
Waiting On Wednesday: P.S. I Like You by Kasie West
Why I’m excited: Kasie West writes these completely adorable, heart-warming romances. I get excited thinking about reading them, I enjoy them, and then I smile thinking about them. They are the perfect pick-me-up to a bad week. Plus, the cover is super cute and I want it on my shelf.
Waiting on Wednesday: The Long Game by Jennifer Lynne Barnes
Why I’m Excited: I loved The Fixer. It was the perfect mix of Scandal and YA Goodness, plus it had a lot of heart. It’s no secret that I love all of Barnes books, and since The Fixer is my favorite so far, I am exceptionally excited for the sequel.
What My Students Are Reading: Monster by Walter Dean Myers
I have students who get excited when they see this book on my shelf. They will recommend it to other students and got excited when I started reading it. Monster is a non-traditional narrative. The main character writes journals sometimes, but mostly he recounts what is happening to him by writing it out as a […]
Grasshopper Jungle by Andrew Smith
(Very) Quick Review: This is probably the weirdest book I have ever read, but I loved it. It was a little all over the place, taking different story lines and knitting them together to show some weird cause and effect. The plot was strange sci-fi that built slowly until about halfway through the book when […]
Waiting on Wednesday: Walk the Edge by Katie McGarry
Why I’m Excited: I love all of Katie McGarry’s books. I loved the new characters introduced in book 1 and can’t wait to go back into this world she created and fall in love.
Don’t Look Back by Jennifer L. Armentrout
Quick Review: Don’t Look Back is my first foray into Armentrout books. I’ve been a book blogger for a long time, and I know that Amentrout is one of those authors that many of my blogger friends like to fangirl over. If her other books are like Don’t Look Back, then I can understand why. The […]
Review: Hunter by Mercedes Lackey
I read this book over the summer and then school started and time got away from me. This will be a quick post because I completely enjoyed the book. What I loved: World Building. The world has basically collapsed and is overrun with every magical creature from every mythology and religion throughout the history of […]
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