Today's NetGalley requests are all heavily influenced by the covers, both of which were so eye-catchingly magnificent that there was really little chance at all of me not requesting them. They're both middle grade novels, both featuring powerful female characters, and I cannot wait to read them. Granted, I still have to wait for an…
I'm really not sure how to feel about Charcoal Boys by Roger Mello. As a whole, it really never felt to me as though the author succeeded in telling the story he wanted to tell, but rather that he managed a convoluted mess of a story that only ever really served to be awkward and strange.…
Ah, okay, Snack, Snooze, Skedaddle by Laura Purdie Salas and illustrated by Claudine Gévry was so friggin cute. And yes, I primarily requested this book because of the fox on the cover. But the fact remains that this was an adorable and wonderful depiction of how animals survive the winter. The book brilliantly goes through animals from…
Well, this week was good for reading but bad for reviewing. I'm definitely thinking that I'll have to set aside some time soon to just write a bunch of reviews because I keep getting farther and farther behind. The books I read this week were pretty awesome, though. For the most part, anyway. I did…
Honestly, I'm interested in The Tesla Legacy by K. K. Pérez simply on account of the title referencing Nicola Tesla, someone I've always loved and been rather fascinated by. How could I not, then want to read this book? Well, I'm adding it to my TBR somewhat tentatively, since I'm not sure how well the concept is…
I can't believe I'm already at the letter O for reads, and in truth I thought initially that this one would be hard to fill but clearly I've read a lot more books beginning with O than I'd originally thought. My five star choice this time around is for the final book in a series…
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