I knew from the very first second I saw this book that I needed to read it. I mean, honestly, The Escape Manual for Introverts? How could I not want this amazing model for how to deal with uncomfortable situations by Katie Vaz? Plain and simple, the opportunity to read this graphic novel was simply too…
One, two...three! It's time to start screaming, everyone! Like, for real, though. After I don't even know how many years, Suzanne Collins is writing a new Hunger Games novel! It's set 64 years prior to the start of the first novel, a timeline that leads us back past through a great number of victors all…
So, after I stopped laughing at the outrageous idea that someone would take it upon themselves to plagiarize E. L. James of all people--were you looking to normalize abuse or just write shitty novels?--as if that were a good idea in any sense, I did a lot more reading. And damn, the level of plagiarism…
So, one of these books I desperately want. The other...I'm just mildly interested in how great the cover looks. And unfortunately, I've already been denied the beautiful book I did want. An incredible sounding novel about two kingdoms under the oppression of another. At the risk of sounding somewhat ridiculous...I accidentally requested this murder mystery for…
And the alphabet is slowly winding down, here we are at a batch of five S books with one for each star rating. I've actually reviewed quite a few of these ones, so if you click on the image you can pop over to the review (if you've not realized this is a thing before).…
Now, ordinarily I probably would have written off a book like In Another Life by C. C. Hunter as a result of a) not loving contemporaries, b) not being incredibly interested in adoption and life being throw off by divorced parents, and c) not liking stories that involve the word kill in the synopsis. With that…
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