After Namaste is a collection of short essays by K. Kris Loomis full of eye-opening motivations. I won't lie, I loved the essay about a swimmer. What can I say? I've always been quite the fish. And man oh man, does this book hit close to home. Reinventing yourself is something many people try, but… Continue reading #BookReview After Namaste by K. Kris Loomis
Unhinged by Richard Clark is a sweet, short read that I'd highly recommend! This must read has an incredibly adorable and important theme to share! Pile on the breath-taking pictures and you've got yourself a real winner! The book is barely 15 pages, so this would be an excellent bedtime book! Storytime will never… Continue reading #BookReview Unhinged by Richard Clark
An Abundance of Katherines was an interesting book by John Green - it's the perfect mix of YA and contemporary fiction in my mind. While it's not his best book (in my opinion), it's still a really intriguing read. John Green knows how to write a unique narrative and pull in the reader. Although,… Continue reading #BookReview An Abundance of Katherines by John Green
This scientific dystopia is an excellent read for those who like apocalyptic stories! The world is getting ready for the apocalypse, and Atom is at the center of it all. Him and the other teenage Genetic Systems must survive and help "restart" the earth when everyone is wiped out. Along the way, drama, romance… Continue reading #BookReview Gene. Sys. by Aaron Denius Garcia
Razor Girl by Carl Hiaasen is a funny, smart and entertaining novel that will keep you hooked until the very end! This book was strange in the best way! It's a mysterious thriller with extreme amounts of comedy and lunacy splashed throughout. It's like one of the best sitcoms you can find on television… Continue reading #BookReview Razor Girl by Carl Hiaasen
The third book, Snowman Paul Returns to the Winter Olympics, is yet another wonderful addition to this series. This time, Paul is a referee at the Olympics! But, if we learned anything from last time, maybe Paul shouldn't be trusted with this job... So, what lesson can Paul teach us this time around? This… Continue reading #BookReview Snowman Paul Returns to the Winter Olympics by Yossi Lapid
The Road to Vermilion Lake by Vic Cavalli is an interesting niche novel that felt like a character study. If I had to describe this book in one word, I would choose: niche. This book isn't some hard hitting Star Wars novel or Notebook styled novel, it is truly in it's own little world. For… Continue reading #BookReview The Road to Vermilion Lake by Vic Cavalli
Murder on Safari is a unique mystery read with in depth descriptions. I didn't find this book matched well with me as a reader, but the book is still incredible. Peter Riva creates an amazing tale woven in this novel that is full of mystery in Africa. For me, I couldn't get into the… Continue reading #BookReview Murder on Safari by Peter Riva
Time for a quick review of a super short and sweet book! The second book of the Snowman Paul series, Snowman Paul at the Winter Olympics, opens up with the super smart Paul reading a newspaper! This ambitious snowman wants to win an Olympic medal, and he plans to meet this goal! Paul introduces his… Continue reading #BookReview Snowman Paul at the Winter Olympics by Yossi Lapid
Gun Kiss is a riveting read full of action, crime and suspense! I'm not gonna lie, this book impressed me! I hadn't picked up a really good crime novel in a while, so reading this book was a nice change in flow. Following Blake and Goldie was a unique thrill that was well worth the… Continue reading #BookReview Gun Kiss by Khaled Talib
