By: Manuela Soares Hello readers, and welcome to another Top Ten Tuesday here on Functionally Fictional. This week's topic is book titles or covers that made me want to read/buy the book. I think all readers have, at some point, picked up a book solely because of the beautiful cover or because the title caught... Continue Reading →
By: Cait Marie Hello, hello! It's been a minute since I've posted anything myself. I've been so busy finishing up school and preparing for my own book release that I've just been lurking in the background here, posting everyone else's bookish stuff. But I'm back, and it's time for WWW Wednesday -- a weekly reading... Continue Reading →
As some of you might have heard, Functionally Fictional is getting an internal overhaul. While restructuring, we appreciate everyone's patience. We're not only working on reorganizing the behind-the-scenes information (aka emails and spreadsheets, keeping track of everything) to better serve authors and publishers, but we're working on a more consistent schedule to get posts to... Continue Reading →
By: Cait Marie Hello, hello! I apologize for the lack of posts lately. Between school, Functionally Fictional, Coffee House Writers, and YA Books Central, I am working on juggling what feels like a million things at once. Apart from book reviews, I'm finally caught up and in a good place now. So, I thought it... Continue Reading →
By: Cait Marie Can you believe June is almost over?! Well, it is, which means it's time for the Mid-Year Book Freak Out Tag! You can read 2018's here. I saw this done by Melanie over at Mel To The Any. The original tag was created by ReadLikeWildfire and Earl Grey Books! I have read 37 books so... Continue Reading →
By: Cait Marie All book bloggers, and readers in general, know that the ever-growing-tbr-pile is a very real struggle. There is no way to keep up. If there is, please share your knowledge! My lists (yes, there are multiple TBR lists going at once) have a variety of genres and authors. In fact, there are... Continue Reading →
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