Amy Kuivalainen knows what it’s like to be obsessed with ancient cultures, magic and esoteric history, myths and legends, and a city on the other side of the world. Obsession is a main theme in her new series, The Magicians of Venice, and so it’s no surprise that all of her own obsessions found their... Continue Reading →
Mariah’s Review of “Shatter Me” by Tehereh Mafi
By: Mariah Brown This review is important to me because I can officially say I really enjoy dystopian books. I never used to because they were always presented to me in a way that says, "Hi, I am a new book to read, but it may take you forever to get through." This outlook on... Continue Reading →
Stephanie’s Review of “After the Change” by Michael J. Moore
By: Stephanie Wyatt The novel After the Change by Michael J. Moore tells the story about the world after a modern-day zombie apocalypse. One day, people just started changing into soulless creatures for no specific rhyme or reason. Then once Changed, they wanted to turn those unchanged into one of them. The story follows three... Continue Reading →
WWW Wednesday: September 18, 2019
By: Mariah Brown Hey everyone! I am new to the WWW world and am really excited to be sharing all of the books I have finished and will be finishing very soon. I have recently finished four books and reading many more. WWW Wednesday is a weekly reading update hosted by Taking on a World... Continue Reading →
WWW Wednesday: September 18, 2019
By: Katie Robinson Hey y’all! It has felt nice to be reading a lot again, so I’m super excited to be doing WWW Wednesday with you all. This will be a great opportunity to share some good things I’ve read recently, what I’m reading now, and what’s sitting in my TBR pile. WWW Wednesday is... Continue Reading →
Cait’s ARC Review of “The Man, the Myth, the Nerd” by Maggie Dallen
By: Cait Marie *I received a free advanced copy of this book from the author for my honest review.* This is the third book in the High School Billionaire series. It can be read as a standalone, but I recommend reading the other two so you'll have a better understanding of the characters, and because... Continue Reading →
Top Ten Tuesday: Underrated Classic Tales
By: Jenny Gardner Lets be honest! Sometimes readers hear "classic literature" and cringe. Many modern readers prefer newer tales, which is perfectly fine. However, what if you are missing out on great literary adventure because you've never read the more obscure amazing picks? These are my top ten classic choices, which may be from authors... Continue Reading →
The Gate of Fang and Thorn
Author: R. M. GarinoGet a copy here! Could you walk the Halls of Demons and live? ​Logan Fel’Mekrin and his cohort must survive three days in the Sur, the realm of darkness; where shrulks hunt them by the smell of their very souls. ​They walk the Sur to prove their worth in order to join... Continue Reading →
Cait’s Review of “Winter’s Captive” by Robin D. Mahle & Elle Madison
By: Cait Marie *I received a free copy of this book for my honest opinion.* **Original review on YA Books Central. YA fantasy has always been my favorite. However, the past few months, I'd been in a slump. I struggled getting through anything fantasy… Until this book. Princess Charlotte, or Charlie, isn't content sitting around... Continue Reading →
Cait’s ARC Review of “Tiger Queen” by Annie Sullivan
By: Cait Marie *I received a free advanced copy of this book via NetGalley.* To prove she is chosen by the desert and worthy of the crown, Princess Kateri must face a dozen opponents in the arena--one each month leading up to her 17th birthday. If she wins, she will become queen and choose her... Continue Reading →
