Top Ten Tuesday: Series Currently Reading
Janet I am going to interpret this question to include series that I am waiting for the next release in, even if I am not reading any of its component books […]
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Missing Memories in YA Fantasy/SF
This post most certainly will contain spoilers, though I have tried not to be very obvious about it. If you haven’t read any of the books I’ve mentioned in my […]
Top Ten Tuesday: Oh Canada
Top Ten Tuesday is a meme started by thebrokeandbookish.com. Today in honour of Canada Day, we’re going to list our favourite children’s Canadian Lit. This will be more difficult for […]
Top Ten Tuesday: Books I Want to Read in the New Year
Top Ten Books I’m Looking Forward To In 2015 Nafiza Let’s see. Bitter Greens by Kate Forsyth I’ve had this for a long time on my reading pile. Maybe […]
Book Report: What I Read This Fall (Or Not)
So how’d I do on my fall TBR list? (Because I’m sure you’re dying to know, right?) Well… Here are the books: The Green and Burning Tree: on the Writing […]
Top Ten Tuesday: Why Haven’t I Read More from This Author?
Top Authors I’ve Only Read One Book From But NEED to Read More. Nafiza A. M. Dellamonica. I recently read Child of the Hidden Sea and completely loved it. It is the […]
Vacations from Hell: With Comments from Steph and Yash!
Hello! Yash and Steph here. We haven’t done “buddy reads” yet, so forgive us if it feels a little clunky (we’re still working on it!). We thought we should give […]
The Bane Chronicles: “I Can’t Get Enough Of Adventure …”
… and adventure cannot get enough of me. NOTE: This is an ARC that Simon & Schuster was giving out at ALA this year. I received it thanks to my […]
The Bane Chronicles
I am typing this on the day I fly to visit family in India, which means my obsession with all things audio has intensified over the past week or so. […]
Shades of London
The Shades of London series by Maureen Johnson is (alongside The Raven Cycle) one of my favourite new obsessions. The first book in the series The Name of the Star was […]
The Book Wars 