It’s been a while since we’ve done one of these and I figured it was my turn, since my to-be-read pile borders on the obscene. Plus I just bought a new camera, having been so long without one, and I needed to try it out. (BTW, the picture to the left is actually a shot…
Bumped is a dystopian novel by Megan McCafferty about two twin sisters, Harmony and Melody, who have never met before the beginning of the book. They live in a world where women become sterile after about the age 21, so it us up to the teenagers to keep the human race going. It is a…
Oh my God, you guys, oh my God. I love Labyrinth, the movie. Have you seen it? Are you a fellow child of the ’80s like me? Then you love it, too. Of course you do. Imagine my shock and amazement when I found out there was a manga series that was considered the official…
A few weeks ago Christine and I reviewed (one might describe it as “glowingly reviewed”) The Goddess Test by the most-awesome Aimée Carter. After we both read the book, we had a lot to discuss with one another (mostly about Henry, but some other things as well) and somehow in the midst of our discussion,…
Abby accepted a long time ago that when compared to her sister, she was second best. Even invisible sometimes. Until the accident. Now Tess is in a coma and Abby’s life is on hold. She has a plan to bring Tess, something that involves mysterious and gorgeous Eli, but when she learns something about Tess…
On our first podcast in April, Christine and I decided to talk about movie casting, specifically in regards to The Hunger Games and Mortal Instrument series. And then we discussed our other favourite books that have been optioned as movies. And we geek out….just a little. Subscribe on iTunes Subscribe direct to the RSS Stream…
I’d actually planned to review Demonglass, the sequel to Rachel Hawkins’s Hex Hall today. I was going through, flipping through old reviews so I could link to my review of Hex Hall in said review. Then I realized…I did not review Hex Hall. Shame on me! So I’m doing it now. I’m a sucker for…
The Andreas family is one of readers. Their father, a renowned Shakespeare professor who speaks almost entirely in verse, has named his three daughters after famous Shakespearean women. When the sisters return to their childhood home, ostensibly to care for their ailing mother, but really to lick their wounds and bury their secrets, they are…
The fourth book of The Mortal Instruments series released yesterday, and Caitlin and I were chomping at the bit to read it. We got through it in one day so that we could talk about it with y’all! So join us as we discuss what we liked and didn’t like about City of Fallen Angels….
Kate: So this is exciting, because it’s the first time you and I have been able to talk about City of Fallen Angels. Katie: Yes, and I nearly died waiting on you to finish it yesterday. Stupid work and having commitments outside of reading our favorite books! Kate: I know. Being a lawyer is a…