Growing up I was the only real reader among my friends (though they at least read the Harry Potter books). I was that one student that looked forward to silent reading time while all my classmates hated it. So I was pretty much the outcast book nerd of my grade, but I didn't care because... … Continue reading Sharing the Book Love
First off, I just need to say how I relate to Nina with my love for books. There really is nothing like suggesting a book to a patron and having them come back and tell me that they loved the book! That is one of my favorite parts of my job - reader's advisory. And … Continue reading Review: The Bookshop on the Corner
The final book following the Fuentes brothers, Chain Reaction focuses on adrenaline junkie, Luis. He's the youngest of the three brothers and the only one to not have gotten himself in any serious trouble... or so it seems. The book opens with his immediate need for adrenaline as he free climbs a cliff formation in … Continue reading Review: Chain Reaction
As bookworms, we all have our preferred formats when it comes to reading. Some people, well, most people prefer physical books over ebooks. Or they might like both the same and just prefer ebooks for traveling (me). But there is another option that many people like to use to consume books... audiobooks. So I am … Continue reading Why Audiobooks Aren’t My Jam
Have you ever stopped and asked yourself what is it about books that you love? I recently saw this question somewhere and it made me think about my answer to that question. The first thing is probably a common one for any bookworm: reading takes you places. I love that when I open a book … Continue reading For the Love of Books
It's only been a few days since the Core Four found their parents' talismans and they have yet to destroy them. After a weird storm hits, they decide it's time to get on with getting rid of them before anything else happens. Though when they're destroyed, the barrier around the Isle of the Lost is … Continue reading Review: Rise of the Isle of the Lost
How to Eat a Cupcake is a light read that I'd recommend for anyone who likes stories about estranged friends coming back together for a cause. Of course, in this case, the cause is a cupcakery, which is honestly the part that really drew me in. Though the story is slow to get to it, … Continue reading Review: How to Eat a Cupcake
Reading is something that I've loved for, well, as long as I can remember. I know that I was reading well ahead of my years before I even started school because I distinctly remember being in Kindergarten wanting to read in class, but my teacher said I couldn't because the other kids weren't up on … Continue reading A History of a Bookworm
I said after reading McManus's second book that she was going to become one of my favorite authors, and now after finishing her fourth novel, I stand by what I said. She is definitely one of my favorite authors and now my go-to for YA mysteries. The Cousins follows Milly, Aubrey, and Jonah Story - … Continue reading ARC Review: The Cousins
Weeks have passed since Mal defeated her mother, Maleficent (now a tiny lizard), and everything seems peaceful for her and her friends. However, there have been some weird weather patterns happening throughout the United States of Auradon that cannot be explained, and there have been some mysterious attacks in a nearby kingdom. Then, there are … Continue reading Review: Return to the Isle of the Lost
1) What was the last book you read? Emergency Contact by Mary H.K. Choi 2) Was it a good one? It is, though I have conflicting feelings about it. I love Sam and Penny, but some parts of the story just don't seem to fit for me. Honestly, the texting between Sam and Penny, as … Continue reading 50 Bookish Questions
Didn't you know? Villains have kids too. Twenty years ago when Belle married her Beast they rounded up all the villains and banished them... to the Isle of the Lost. During their banishment these notorious villains have been raising their young, preparing them for the day when they'd escape the magic dome allowing them to … Continue reading Review: The Isle of the Lost
In honor of Mother's Day I decided to give a little list of some of my mom's favorite books. After all, she's the reason I grew up with my nose stuck in a book because I followed her example. She introduced me to reading at a very young age - before I even started Kindergarten … Continue reading 5 Books My Mom Loves
I haven't had any ideas for what to post, so I looked around for some book tags to do. They're not my preferred thing to post, but they can be fun. Due to the global situation I figured the Stay at Home Book Tag created by Princess of Paperback was appropriate to do. So without further rambling, … Continue reading Stay at Home Book Tag
Chase is the star of the middle school football team, and he seems to have it all. Popularity, cool friends, and he basically rules the school. That is, until he falls off his roof and ends up with amnesia. He forgets everything about his life and who he is as a person. As he tries … Continue reading Review: Restart
