I’ve been trying to be better about purchasing books but Target had a buy 2 get 1 free sale this month so I went a little overboard. I also grabbed […]
Tag: young adult
Defy the Night (Defy the Night #1) by Brigid Kemmerer | Book Review
my thoughts: Brigid Kemmerer has been making a name for herself in the young adult fantasy genre for years now. I’ve heard almost nothing but good things about the Cursebreakers […]
Book Haul | June 2021
I’m sure it’s no surprise but I have a major book buying problem. I spent way too much money on books in June but, to be fair, there were some […]
To Be Read | My July 21 TBR
Happy July, friends! I managed to read quite a bit in June and I hope to keep the momentum going throughout July. It’s too hot and humid to get out […]
Pumpkinheads by Rainbow Rowell, Faith Erin Hicks | Review
my thoughts: Pumpkinheads may just be one of the most adorable graphic novels I have had the pleasure of reading. My pumpkin-spice loving basic self couldn’t help but love this […]
Blog Tour: Mayhem by Estelle Laure | Review
my thoughts: Estelle Laure has written an extremely powerful novel with Mayhem. I was beyond impressed with this novel and if it’s any indication of Estelle Laure’s skill, I have […]
Hitting Shelves Today | July 7 New Releases
Hitting Shelves Today is a feature on Kait Rose, highlighting new book releases for the week. *Amazon links are affiliates links* A Peculiar Peril by Jeff VanderMeer Want to know […]
Hitting Shelves Today | June 30 New Releases
Hitting Shelves Today is a feature on Kait Rose, highlighting new book releases for the week. *Amazon links are affiliates links* Goddess in the Machine (Goddess in the Machine #1) […]
Hitting Shelves Today | June 23 New Releases
Hitting Shelves Today is a feature on Kait Rose, highlighting new book releases for the week. *Amazon links are affiliates links* Deadly Curious by Cindy Anstey Want to know more […]
Blog Tour: Sisters of Sword and Song by Rebecca Ross | Review + Favorite Quotes
my thoughts: Fantasy novels are so hit or miss for me. Fantasy standalone novels even more so. Rebecca Ross seriously impressed me with Sisters of Sword & Song. Not only […]