I’m certainly not the only reader who likes to take their book(s) and/or e-reader with them to read while on the go. The only problem occurring is often the danger of the book and/or e-reader being thrown around the back and with that: possible damages.…
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review: crier’s war by nina varela
Continue ReadingCrier wanted to study her like a map. Draw an easy path between all the specific yet scattered points of her. To be honest, I don’t even know how to start this review of Crier’s War by Nina Varela or if I’ll ever be able…
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arc review: a song below water by bethany c. morrow
Continue ReadingI knew it was a difficult life. I knew it was difficult for people other than me. I also knew they were allowed to say so and I wasn’t. A Song Below Water follows Tavia and Effie. Two sisters, not by blood, but sisters nonetheless.…
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arc review: sisters of sword and song by rebecca ross
Continue ReadingI would sing with you until the end of days. I would sing with you until my bones turned to dust. Strong sisterly love. Ancient Greece. New myths, gods and goddesses. Fighting girls. Writing girls. Fallen gods. Magic and singing. Now imagine all of this…
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review: the girl he used to know by tracey garvis graves
Continue ReadingSometimes it’s important to let the people we care about know that a single incident doesn’t have to define them. Getting to know the story of Annika Rose and her romance with her ex-boyfriend Jonathan surely was something cute to behold. I definitely enjoyed the…