Readalong with Steph: Chaos Walking #1 “The Knife of Never Letting Go”
Let’s kick this readalong off! Revisiting a beloved series is one of those bookish delights that I often don’t have enough time for. This series has stayed with me since […]
Let’s kick this readalong off! Revisiting a beloved series is one of those bookish delights that I often don’t have enough time for. This series has stayed with me since […]
Join me next month as I tackle the first in Patrick Ness’ fabulous dystopian series Chaos Walking. While I absolutely love this series I constantly find people totally unaware of it–and […]
This book is absolute filth and should be removed from the library this instant! I don’t know if this is entirely appropriate for children, perhaps you could move it to […]
When it comes to reading, I am decidedly omnivorous. I’ll happily devour a little historical fiction here, a bit of fantasy there, maybe some mystery sprinkled about, with a taste […]
Paperback, 336 pages Published January 12th 2016 by Random House Canada Source: Publisher The Wildings by Nilanjana Roy just may be the one of the more interesting books I read […]
ARC from Simon and Schuster for Honest Review In the tradition of Michael Vey and The Unwanteds, twelve-year-old Jasper and his friends are forced to go up against an alien […]
Hardcover, 304 pages Published August 18th 2015 by Kathy Dawson Books Source: Library Every October Cara and her family become inexplicably accident-prone. Some years it’s bad, like the season when […]
*mic squeaks* Tapatapatapa *hushed voice:* Are you sure this thing is on? *clears throat* We interrupt our regularly scheduled programming to bring you… *drumroll* … a Snapshot! Paperback, 320 pages […]
Final Published Copy from Gregory Funaro (signed too!), 412 Pages Sequel: Alistair Grim’s Odd Aquaticum to be released in January 2016 I am a sucker for the Middle Grade mystery, it is my […]
For anyone who remembers my series on Princess Picture Books (or just anyone who knows me IRL/at all) you know that reimagined and/or feminist princess stories are kinda my thing. […]