And the winner of the My Life Undecided ARC by Jessica Brody is…
Amanda G
Congratulations! Thanks to everyone who entered and be sure to check back daily for our reviews, features and more giveaways!
Congratulations! Thanks to everyone who entered and be sure to check back daily for our reviews, features and more giveaways!
I had eyed the Plain Kate cover for quite a while before I bought it. Every time, I’d pick it up, think “Ooooo, pretty” and then decide that it wasn’t what I was in the mood for right then (read: angsty teenage romances). Because I’m an idiot. And then when I finally bought it, I…
Caitlin: It’s going to be so hard to talk about this book because all I want to do is yell and scream and rant about the ENDING. Christine: Yeah, I’m pretty much going to be huddled in the corner, sobbing, during this entire review. So. Where to start. I guess the beginning? The Madness Underneath…
Sometimes you need a book that’s just fun to read. I picked up The Season by Sarah Maclean to fulfill that exact need and it delivered on every front. I’m a sucker for regency novels and mysteries and England and romance. This book? It was meant for me. Seventeen year old Lady Alexandra is strong-willed…
I like boarding school books. There has always been something about them that interests me. Kids being away from their homes and parents creating little microcosms of society. I think they provide a perfect setting to showcase the best and worst about us. I was drawn to Robison Wells’s Variant for this very reason. Benson Fisher…
This book is not one I would normally read, but I found myself drawn to it. Maybe it’s because I’ve always wondered what it would be like to be lost inside your head, like in I Never Promised You a Rose Garden. Being such an avid reader, I find myself lost in daydreams and what-ifs…
Sometimes on this here blog, we have arguments – behind the scenes arguments about who gets to review a certain book. Normally it’s first dibs – she who claims it gets it. But sometimes there’s pouting. And whining. And begging. And, ok, maybe bribing. Which is exactly what happened with Paranormalcy by Kiersten White. So…