When I first read the blurb for Grasping at Eternity I was really, really excited. I love reading stories that include reincarnation and this one seemed to be all about reincarnation. Also, I really like the cover and it’s rare that I really like the cover of an indie book. Leave it to Maryah Woodsen…

This is definitely my favourite book in the Mythos Academy series so far. I liked that we could see how much the characters have changed since the first book and how they’ve become more of a team and less of a ragtag group of people who didn’t quite fit in elsewhere. Just when it seems…

In preparing to write this review I went to Goodreads to see what I had initially written about it and then decided to see what all my friends had thought of it. And while everyone loved it they all kept referring to the “reboots” as zombies. And. ugh. no. I hate zombie books. But I…

I liked the first book in this series, Pushing the Limits, more than I thought I would, but I was kind of nervous/scared to read Dare You To since, though I like Katie’s style of writing, I didn’t think I would like Beth that much since I kind of hated her in Pushing the Limits….

Confession. We didn’t go to a single book panel at San Diego Comic Con this year. I am so ashamed. It wasn’t like we made a decision not to, it was just whenever we had time, we decided we’d rather be sleeping. We did do some book things. I shall try to keep the following…

A couple weeks ago, Kate asked me what book she should read next. Without even thinking about it I shouted (typed) FANGIRL at her. I told it was perfect and she would love it and we needed to talk about it and OMG LEVI! And despite her insane life and crazy work schedule she was…

Last year around this time I posted a three part series on navigating San Diego Comic Con from young adult enthusiast perspective. This is the fist post in this years series on the same topic. Though I think I’m only going to do two pre- comic con posts this year. I will also do a…

I am one of the most indecisive humans on the planet. My indecision is so bad I usually end up sitting at home alone on a Friday night because I can never decide on what I’d like to go out and do or who I’d like to see. Actually I work most Friday nights…but you…

Netgalley and Kensington were nice enough to hook me up with these mid-series novella’s recently. Which was awesome for me because I dislike spending money on short stories that just make me want more. Breathless by Brigid Kemmerer I read this short story without reading the blurb. Figured, “it’s about Nick,” was all I needed…

When Fierce Reads announced their tour dates for this summer, I was terribly disappointed. I’ve given up on the idea of any of the big, fun tours actually coming to Vancouver, but at least one a year can usually make it to Seattle which, crossing an international border aside, is an easy trip. But there…