The Book Review Bounty by Darryl Greer is an exciting thriller packed with politics, mystery, and action. Political thrillers are one of those hit-or-miss genres for me. In my experience, they either hit really well and knock it out of the park, or struggle to make it around the bases (why the baseball/sports metaphor? No… Continue reading Bounty by Darryl Greer – Book Review
The Book Review Sometimes you just want to read a middle-grade book that brings you back to your youth! Who doesn't love a good nostalgia trip? The Dare by Cynthea Liu was a delightful read that reminded me of the days I spent reading my summers away as a kid. This book might not have… Continue reading The Dare by Cynthea Liu – Book Review
The Book Review The Devil's Whispers by Lucas Hault is a gothic horror novel that will make you question reality and the fantastical. This book is told in a series of letters and journal entries, making it an extremely interesting episodic tale. It reminds me of the vibes I got while reading The Turn of… Continue reading The Devil’s Whispers by Lucas Hault – Book Review
The Book Review Immortal North by Tom Stewart is a gritty tale of isolation, the wilderness, (in)justice, and responsibility. Back in my youth I read The Hatchet and HATED it. It was a story about the wilderness but to me it was just SO DARN BORING. I read it in school and just wanted it… Continue reading Immortal North by Tom Stewart – Book Review
The Book Review Hoppin' Hankaroo: Zoo Adventure by Janet Earnest-Jenkins is the sweetest and cutest little adventure I've read in quite a while! This picture book has a classic styling that looks similar to something a (very good, young) artist would create. Yet, it looks professional at the same time. We follow Kathy (spelled with… Continue reading Hoppin’ Hankaroo: Zoo Adventure by Janet Earnest-Jenkins – Book Review
The Book Review Full: Overcoming our Eating Disorders to Fully Live by Alayna Burke and Melissa Kelley follows the two authors as they share their journey with eating disorders. There is so much stigma these days around health and wellness. Everyone strives to show their best sides on social media, to the point we all… Continue reading Full: Overcoming our Eating Disorders to Fully Live by Alayna Burke and Melissa Kelley – Book Review
The Book Review For this Valentine's Day, I thought I would do something a little different. Valentine's Day is a day to celebrate all kinds of love, and I thought the story of Dewey was very fitting. If you are an animal lover, then this book is for you. Dewey Readmore Books was a wonderful… Continue reading Dewey: The Small-Town Library Cat Who Touched the World by Vicki Myron – Book Review
Book Review Looking for a contemporary romance novel that pulls at your heart string and has a pinch of mystery? One Evening In Paris by Nicolas Barreau fits the bill! Alain Bonnard owns a small, art cinema in Paris. He inherited it from his Uncle, and it's a hidden gem in Paris. It's an old-school… Continue reading One Evening in Paris by Nicolas Barreau – Book Review
Book Review Sara Richardson has been one of my go-to romance authors for quite some time. I stumbled upon her books through a giveaway, and ever since I have been a loyal reader. It's hard not to love an author who writes romance series with friendship, happiness, loyalty, and true love. The happily ever after… Continue reading No Better Man by Sara Richardson – Book Review
Book Review Any time I pick up an Andrew Komarnyckyj book, I know it's going to be a thought-provoking ride. Blacktelligence Rules far succeeded my expectations and I had to binge the book because I could not put it down. What happens when you're a researcher and discover something the world doesn't want to know?… Continue reading Blacktelligence Rules by Andrew Komarnyckyj – Book Review
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