Below by Jason Chabot was a good quality fictional novel. The story and plot line had wonderful ideas within it. It had good direction and would be great for a Young Adult or Pre Teen reader. I was not super into this book, but it was good quality. Personally I found it very boring, but… Continue reading #BookReview Below by Jason Chabot
Month: November 2018
#BookReview Lovely Chaos by Joe Montaperto
Lovely Chaos by Joe Montaperto is a vivid retelling of a Comedian's life. This book surprised me! I wasn't sure what to expect since I was stepping out of my comfort zone for the types of books I normally read, but Joe really hit it out of the park! This comedian take on an acting… Continue reading #BookReview Lovely Chaos by Joe Montaperto
#BookReview A Habit of Resistance by Fernando A. Torres
A Habit of Resistance was a great war read revolving around a group of large personality nuns! When reading A Habit of Resistance I was not entirely sure what the plot was. By the end of the book I was rather confused as to what the big plot idea was. Was it to stop some… Continue reading #BookReview A Habit of Resistance by Fernando A. Torres
#FreeBook Happy Thanksgiving from Briar featuring an interview from Kelley Kaye Bowles!
On this lovely day before the American Thanksgiving, I am going to share an amazing offer with you! Not only will you get to read an amazing blog post but you also have a chance at a free book! So, take a peek at the content below and at the very end you'll have a… Continue reading #FreeBook Happy Thanksgiving from Briar featuring an interview from Kelley Kaye Bowles!
#BookReview Cursed Vines by Suzanne Ferreira
Cursed Vines by Suzanne Ferreira is a unique mix of suspense, thrills and fantasy! This book surprised me with how fantastic it was - not often do I pick up a book with no reviews on Goodreads and it be absolutely magical in all the best ways! I feel like a really lucky reader… Continue reading #BookReview Cursed Vines by Suzanne Ferreira
#BookReview A Dog of My Own by Richard Clark
Richard Clark has made yet another super cute novel! This time around Jonas wants a dog, and by luck and chance he gets one! I thought the idea behind this story was super unique and I had never thought much about renting a dog before. It was a silly topic that I would have… Continue reading #BookReview A Dog of My Own by Richard Clark
#BookReview Dare to Dream by Hudson Lin from the Rogue Nights Anthology Collection
Due to time constraints, I was only able to read Hudson Lin's story. But, if the rest of these stories are half as good as Dare to Dream by Hudson Lin, then this anthology is absolutely fantastic! This story follows Diego and Derek, two laws students, and their growing bond. Diego is a DACA recipient… Continue reading #BookReview Dare to Dream by Hudson Lin from the Rogue Nights Anthology Collection
#BookReview Harry’s Lovely Spring Day by NGK
Harry's Lovely Spring Day is a whimsical, cute adventure for all to enjoy! To begin with, the cover is absolutely stunning! Lots of bright colours, flowers, butterflies and a lovely font all mashed together make for the perfect eye catching cover! The water colour trees that are the background for the acknowledgements and information… Continue reading #BookReview Harry’s Lovely Spring Day by NGK
#BookReview Something Like Love by Sara Richardson
Time for a quick book review of a super, fantastic book that I am totally obsessed with!!! Something Like Love was an excellent romance/drama novel! I loved this book! Lately I have been craving a good romance novel, and this filled the void! Sara Richardson did an excellent job writing this book! I… Continue reading #BookReview Something Like Love by Sara Richardson
#BookReview The Gap of Time by Jeanette Winterson
The Gap of Time was a fantastic retelling of The Winter's Tale by William Shakespeare. When I first started this book I was very unsure about it. Typically retellings are almost an exact copy of the work and appear to be more of a "fan fiction" than their own work. But, this beautiful novel was… Continue reading #BookReview The Gap of Time by Jeanette Winterson