Stuck With You by Christina Mandelski is pretty run of the mill as far as teen romances go. And it doesn't really stand out all that much. There were really only two things that actually did and both weren't for what I personally would consider great reasons. This is the kind of book that I,…
It's a children's book request day, since both of these fit into that category. I have to admit, I'm rather bemused by the Scent Costume Party idea, whereas moles--who are unable to see--have a costume party where they wear the scents of other animals to "dress up" and a weasel tries to sneak in, pretending to…
It's Saturday! Which means it is time for another blogger support feature and today I'm so thrilled to be featuring Alex @ Scribbles and Stories! Like a great many of us, Alex hopes to one day become a published author. In so many ways, I genuinely feel a great connection with Alex just on account…
I remember hearing about Hope and Other Punchlines by Julie Buxbaum forever ago and somehow it did end up on my TBR. After a careful reconsideration of the book, though, I know without question that this is not my kind of book. And that's not to say that it isn't a great novel; it very well could…
Aya and Papaya Learn to Imagine by MQ is a book that I was actually really excited to request. I haven't seen many children's books that feature an older sibling taking the time to play with their younger one and it was so much fun to see that dynamic. The story begins with young Aya who…
I'm honestly more excited than I thought I would be about this gender-bent Alice in Wonderland story. I've never been the sort of person who was massively in love with Alice in Wonderland; I was always more of a Peter Pan type of girl. I've never really been excited about the movies, books, or even…
The cover of Sherwood by Meagan Spooner is probably half the reason why I wanted to read this book so much. Naturally the other half comes from the fact that I adore Robin Hood with every ounce of my heart and I cannot express enough how much his story means to me. And so that's really why it's such…
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