Happy Spooky Month! This is my favourite time of year, so it's time to share some of my fave spooky reads! This particular book is a personal fave from my youth. Enjoy! Back in the day, Bunnicula was THE book to read in elementary school. The class clambered to the front of the classroom… Continue reading #BookReview Bunnicula by James & Deborah Howe
Snowman Paul is back, and this time he's down for a duel! Yossi Lapid's sweet series about the friendly Snowman Paul is one of my fave kids series at the moment. It's short, fun and teaches some valuable lessons! It's only natural for me to continue to snowball my way through the series (haha,… Continue reading #BookReview The Amazing Snowman Duel by Yossi Lapid
Fire on the Island by Timothy Jay Smith is an addicting, fun and thrilling ride around a small Greek village. In this thriller, an FBI agent finds his way to a Greek island where fires keep happening. He is investigating why they are happening and who could have caused him. Along the way, he comes… Continue reading #BookReview Fire on the Island by Timothy Jay Smith
Vanishing Hour by Lisa King is honestly one of my fave reads of 2020. This book is excellent! It has the coolest mix of thrills and fun all in one. It's got hints of Up since we have an older gentleman named Matthew and a young twelve year old named Ruby. These two get stuck… Continue reading #BookReview Vanishing Hour by Lisa King
I picked up Map of Desire, a haunting anthology, to read Rajeev Singh's latest story. This guy is a master of erotic horror (at least in my books) and it's always a pleasure diving into his stories. They are creepy, weird, haunting and everything you expect out of an erotic horror. In all the best… Continue reading #BookReview Dead Women Tell Tales by Rajeev Singh
A Spoke in the Wheel by Kathleen Jowitt is a lovely contemporary novel following the lives of a former cyclist. Ben, our former cyclist who had to quit the sport due to a doping scandal, moves in with Vicky and Polly. All three love cycling to various degrees, and that's what brings them together. We… Continue reading #BookReview A Spoke in the Wheel by Kathleen Jowitt
I have been wanting to read books by Agatha Christie for years, yet whenever I made it to a bookstore I would get lost in the aisles and forget about my desires. Luckily for me, Kennett Branagh decided to remake Murder on the Orient Express. The movie was fantastic and everything I wanted it to… Continue reading #BookReview Murder on the Orient Express by Agatha Christie
Today on my blog we have a wonderful guest, the author Kelley Kaye Bowles! I recently read her book Down in the Belly of the Whale (which will be revealed on my blog on October 10th!!! I can't wait!!), and I wanted to open your eyes to this author just a little more! Kelley offered… Continue reading #BookPlaylist Down in the Belly of the Whale by Kelley Kay Bowles
The Book Review Jeep Tour is another stunning women's fiction novel by Gail Ward Olmsted. Seriously, this lady KNOWS what I'm feeling and thinking! Just the quote alone "A series of unrelated and seemingly random events that can singularly cause stress and anxiety" is my life right now - college, working, life, EVERYTHING! Within this… Continue reading #BookReview Jeep Tour by Gail Ward Olmsted
Dreams and Other Lastings was a beautiful set of poems that left me breathless and feeling warm (despite it being the "winter" Season). I truly loved these poems - I always love a good set of poetry, but I could really relate to these stories. This isn't a long book, and isn't filled to the… Continue reading #BookReview Dreams and Other Lastings by RJ Sobel
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