My Life Undecided Winner

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…

I like sci-fi novels, but they aren’t my favorite thing so the standards for me even reading them are pretty high. It takes both a good cover and a great premise for me to pick one up. Ship Breaker by Paolo Bacigalupi had both.  I have a weird obsession with old ships. It’s part of…

I really like starting entries announcing winners. I mostly just like getting to do it because using the randomizer is fun! And because I know you guys want me to quit blathering and just tell you already, the winner of the entire Gallagher Girls set is…Jessi! I hope you (and your niece) want to cuddle…

Leah Cypess’s Mistwood has been sitting on my nightstand for a bit now. I kept telling myself, ok, Mistwood next, and then somehow something else always got put on top of it. Somehow this almost always guarantees that I love a book. I wish I knew why this always seems to happen, but I don’t….

As mentioned yesterday, here is our GLOWING review of These Broken Stars. Which I’m pretty sure Kate made me sign on to chat directly after finishing it so we could write this. Which probably means it is not very coherent. Don’t forget to check out the Fun Fact from the Authors we posted yesterday, with other…

Back in September, I posted my very first ever review on this here blog. I raved  about how much I loved Carrie Ryan’s The Forest of Hands and Teeth and how excited I was for the sequel. The Dead Tossed Waves is technically released today, but I was fortunate enough to find it in my…