Looking for a quick review of an excellent graphic novel/comic book? This book is relatively short but I was honestly surprised how few reviews it had! This book was absolutely hilarious and a must read. I figured it deserved it's time to shine, so here is my quick review (flashback to my first reviews on… Continue reading #BookReview Finnish Nightmares by Karoliina Korhonen
Ezra Slef: The Next Nobel Laureate in Literature by Andrew Komarnyckyj is a wickedly smart novel. I'm going to be honest, the synopsis didn't give me a good idea of how this book was going to go. The level of comedy and intelligent sarcasm in this book is through the roof. The introduction alone was… Continue reading #BookReview Ezra Slef: The Next Nobel Laureate in Literature by Andrew Komarnyckyj
Long-Lost Love is the fourth book in the wonderfully delightful Calderone Family Romance series by Victoria Grant. This series is one of my personal guilty pleasures. Say what you want about that term, but I absolutely love grabbing a Victoria Grant book, a cup of tea, a cozy blanket, and my cats so I can… Continue reading Long-Lost Love by Victoria Grant – Book Review
Quiet on Set! by Kevin Miller is another truly incredible addition to my favourite Canadian, middle-grade series - Milligan Creek. This series is my guilty pleasure. I love snuggling up with a blanket, a warm cup of tea, my cats, and a Milligan Creek book. How can you not love them? They are full of… Continue reading #BookReview Quiet on Set! by Kevin Miller
I love Sebastian Maniscalco's stand-up. It's fun, hilarious and is far too relatable sometimes. I have family members who are Italian, so seeing Sebastian do spot on impressions of my family really makes me smile. Before the pandemic started, I had bought tickets to one of his shows. Unfortunately, I've never had the chance since… Continue reading #BookReview Stay Hungry by Sebastian Maniscalco
Eat Cake. Be Brave. by Melissa Radke is a delightful read that will make you giggling and smile all along the way. Seriously, I liked this book! It was sugary sweet, delightfully fun and just all around great. I had not heard of Melissa Radke before, but I did want to sink my teeth into… Continue reading #BookReview Eat Cake. Be Brave. by Melissa Radke
Worth the Whisk by Melissa Williams is a must read romantic comedy with lots of baking puns. Honestly, this series just keeps getting better! Who doesn't want a couple that breaks the stereotypical mold for their jobs and are also just completely awesome together? To top it off, the comedy is awesome, the romance is… Continue reading #BookReview Worth the Whisk by Melissa Williams
Ahh, romance is in the air! This February I've loaded the bloggity with lots of romances, and here's another lovely one! Mary Jayne Baker is definitely up there for my fave romance authors. Give this rom-com a look-see! Mary Jayne Baker is proving to be a Queen of romantic comedy, let me tell ya!… Continue reading #BookReview The Never Have I Ever Club by Mary Jayne Baker
Randolph the Yellow Snowman by Kevin Miller is a delightfully funny tale in the town of Milligan Creek. I love a good picture book, but this one is even better! It's great! It's fantastic! It's marvellous! What other synonyms do you want to hear? It's got a really funny story about a yellow snowman that… Continue reading #BookReview Randolph the Yellow Snowman by Kevin Miller
The Edge of Whiteness by Joe Montaperto is a smashing read all about Joe's school hijinks in the 1970s. If you're looking for a blast from the past, this book is for you! Joe Montaperto's school life is full of misfits, hijinks, Sicilian heritage, hilarious name calling, amazing references and lots of hilarity. This book… Continue reading #BookReview The Edge of Whiteness by Joe Montaperto
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