We all have them and they come in many forms. We tweet about them constantly and share them in Instagram posts. The fact is, we'll always have problems as bookworms, but the most important things is what we're not alone. So many of these problems are common... so I'd like to share a few so… Continue reading Common Bookworm Problems
Month: July 2019
The Third Twin – Review
When Lexi and Ava were younger, they made up an imaginary triplet named Alicia who served as their way out of trouble when they were kids. Now she's their alter-ego when dating boys they'd never consider dating as their real selves. Then one of those boys ends up dead. Then another. Lexi thinks it's time… Continue reading The Third Twin – Review
Favorite Book Quotes
I love finding new quotes in books that I can relate to or use in my life. Let's face it, some fiction books can offer us solid advice! It makes you wonder if the authors follow that advice as well (probably not, lol). One day I'd like to take my favorite quotes and just put… Continue reading Favorite Book Quotes
10 Light-Reading Book Recommendations
There's only about a month left of summer vacation for most students, and even in the work world, people are always taking vacations this time of year to get away for a week or so. Most of that ends after the first week of September and the seasons begin to change. This also means there's… Continue reading 10 Light-Reading Book Recommendations
Shattering Glass – Review
Shattering Glass was a quick, easy read that pretty much gave you the ending right on the first page. The story shows the long build-up to the tragic end, meanwhile you get little glances at what seems to happen to Young, Rob, and Bobster after the ending of the book. The story moved fast and… Continue reading Shattering Glass – Review
Books to Read in One Day
Even short books can take days to read if you do not have the time to just sit and concentrate on reading the book. Sometimes it frustrates me when it takes me a week to read a 200-something page book because I know if I could just sit for two hours, I could read the… Continue reading Books to Read in One Day
By the Book – Review
By the Book is supposed to be a modern retelling of Jane Austen's Persuasion, and I'll be honest... I haven't read Persuasion. So I went into this book just wanting to read a good story, and I wasn't too disappointed. I loved the premise of the story and I did enjoy the character of Anne,… Continue reading By the Book – Review
The Liar – ARC Review
I'm just going to start off right away that I couldn't get into this one, so I didn't finish it. It wasn't worth trying to push through. I read the first few chapters, but I couldn't make myself go any further. It felt like a chore The book does seem interesting; a 17-year-old ice cream… Continue reading The Liar – ARC Review
Read-gret
There are books that I have forced myself to finish - whether it was for school or because I apparently wanted to torture myself, though usually it's the latter. I can think of more than enough times where I pushed myself to finish a book despite the fact that I had no interest in what… Continue reading Read-gret
Click’d – Review
Click'd is a middle grade novel about friendship and never giving up toward your goals. This was a fun book to read. I loved the concept of having not just kids/preteens coding to help the word, but focusing on a girl coder. Allie comes up with a game to help people make friends with similar… Continue reading Click’d – Review
