At this very moment I can feel my shelf of to-reads staring me in the back. Making me feel all guilty and horrible for just leaving them sitting there. Do you have this problem? Are your books keeping you up at night with please of, ‘Read me! Read me!” Do you pass over pretty hardcovers…

I loved this book. It’s short and easy to read and the writing is almost simplistic. But it is also beautiful and moving and may or may not have reduced me to a teary eyed mess at the end. Everything is made of steel, even the flowers. How can you love anything in a place…

I can’t stop listening to them. It’s all I want to do. I’ve started arranging my life to give myself more opportunities to listen them. I’m getting so behind on reading my actual books, ones I’ve requested for review, because I keep finding awesome audio books to listen to. Also, with iTunes and similar offers…

Alright. I’m going to do my utmost to keep this spoiler free but I’m bit of a fangirly mess right now, so just yell at me in the comments if I mess up. In the magical underworld of Victorian London, Tessa Gray has at last found safety with the Shadowhunters. But that safety proves fleeting…

I’m a sucker for best friend stories. I always have been, and I’m pretty sure I always will be. I have seen Made of Honor more times than I’d care to admit even though…well, let’s just say I know I should be and I am pretty embarrassed about it.  It doesn’t have to be best…

I’ve become a cover lover. I blame Caitlin entirely. Before becoming a cover lover, I’d say I flirted heavily with synopses. I wanted to know some specific details about the book before I forked money over for it. Anna Dressed in Blood was my first, “I don’t care what it is about, do you see…

My favourite things in books! This is another one of those, “I don’t wanna wait to tell you how much I loved these books” post. Like this one. A 2012 preview of books that made squee and giggle and clutch them to me in disbelief that I got to read them early. And can’t review…

Despite the amazing cover and the fact that I’ve enjoyed all of Tera Lynn Child’s other books, I wasn’t sure I was going to like Sweet Venom. I paid a bit of attention to the marketing Harper was doing for it, and I got the impression that the book was a little more serious than…

Unwelcome is the second book in the Archangel Academy series, written by Michael Griffo. WARNING: If you have not read Unnatural, then you might be spoiled a bit. Guys, I tried with this series. I really wanted to like it. There are very few LGBT books in the young adult section and this series was…

I have a confession to make. I have a sort of thing for fictional guys with wings. If this weren’t a YA blog I might even call it a kink. I don’t really know why. I just think guys with wings are better than guys without. You know? So, when I read the blurb for…