The winner of our signed copy of Legacy by Cayla Kluver is:
Brittany
Congtrats!!! You should have an email with details!
The winner of our signed copy of Legacy by Cayla Kluver is:
Brittany
Congtrats!!! You should have an email with details!
Despite the tumor-shrinking medical miracle that has bought her a few years, Hazel Grace has never been anything but terminal, her final chapter inscribed upon diagnosis. But when a gorgeous plot twist named Augustus Waters suddenly appears at Cancer Kid Support Group, Hazel’s story is about to be completely rewritten. For the record, I cried…
It’s my turn again to tell you that I have a lot of books to read. Seriously. They fill up an entire bookcase and then I have many piles on my floor, arranged by month of release. This week I plan to focus on ARCs (Advanced Reader Copies) of books that have already been published…
The other night I sat down to read a chapter or two of Cracked Up to Be before bed, and ended up reading the entire book in one sitting. That’s how much this book pulled me in. Parker was a puzzle and I had to solve her, and the only way to do that was…
It amazes me that Mr Popper’s Penguins was written in 1938. Did you know that? Because I didn’t, until I just recently. And it’s still beloved and read by children today. It boggles my mind. Strangely enough, I remember reading this book when I was young. It made that much of an impact. My mother…
John Green’s Paper Towns is an onion. Peel it back, layer by layer, and it provides an entirely different story. It’s sweet. It’s sassy. It’ll make you cry. It’s both incredibly nonrealistic, and both incredibly real. It’s an enigma- like most Green novels, what you expect is never quite what you get. It’s hard for…
As you might be able to tell from the Featured Authors section, I worship the ground Melina Marchetta walks on. She can do no wrong in my eyes. So, when a friend was going to Australia for Christmas I asked politely (read: DEMANDED) she bring me back a copy of the Piper’s Son. And then…