nevertheless, she persisted
It is time, once again, to share my audiobook of the month! I hope you’ve all been enjoying this series. I know there are probably a lot of you who don’t listen to audiobooks, but I really love sharing the ones I like, because it can be difficult to find good audiobooks. This last month, […]
Read MoreYou describe anything as “Neil Gaiman meets Kurt Vonnegut” and I am probably going to read it. Which is exactly how I ended up reading Michael Poore’s Reincarnation Blues. Well, that, and the ridiculously amazing cover. Seriously, just look at it. (All reviews are spoiler-free unless otherwise noted.) Synopsis (From Goodreads) A magically inspiring tale of […]
Read MoreIt’s time to start The Reading Quest, and I am so excited! I will be participating as a Rogue, following the path along the bottom of the game board. Since I was dumb and forgot to link my sign up post on time (even though I did it early enough), I won’t be competing for […]
Read MoreThanks to Tome Topple, this was a really great reading week! I finished four books this week, three of which were over 500 pages. The first book I finished this week is The Wise Man’s Fear by Patrick Rothfuss. I really enjoyed this one, though it wasn’t quite as good as The Name of the Wind. Still, […]
Read MoreThe second I heard about The Reading Quest, I knew I needed to join in! This readathon looks so fun, and I love that you get to accomplish things that are a bit more than just reading. Plus, I’m a sucker for video games. Aentee is a genius for creating this. (Look how freaking adorable […]
Read MoreJuly was a fairly good book month for book buying. I found a few books on Book Outlet that I’ve been meaning to read for a while, and I also bought a couple of books I don’t know too much about. I think that’s typically how my hauls go. But I am excited about all […]
Read MoreJessica Brockmole’s newest novel, Woman Enters Left, is not the type of book I typically choose to read. If I’d seen it in a bookstore, I might have glanced at it – the cover is pretty cool – but I probably would have passed it up. Fortunately, that’s not what happened. Because this book was kind […]
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