I had my first experience with live tweeting my reactions to a book these past two days, and I have to admit I found it rather fun. Of course, I feel like it could be a lot more fun if it involved more people, since that might give it somewhat of a book club feel. But…
Reviews take a lot of work. It is an immense undertaking to not only read through an entire book, but to also collect ones thoughts on it and develop that into a complete and worthwhile review. And that's not even getting into what is needed for a publisher or an author to look at said review…
My Best Friend Runs Venus by Katrina S. Forest was...okay. And frankly, that's really just the best way to put it. This book had a rather fascinating premise, that of a somewhat matrix-like world where all of humanity is now living in little pods and controlling robotic bodies across space. Adults, unfortunately, struggle to remain…
I'm still kind of giggling because both of these books sound wondrously fun and hilarious. I cannot wait to read them because fortune upon fortune, I've already been approved for both. I'm honestly kind of squeeing with excitement. You all really need to give these books a look over. At least, you need to check out…
So, my first thought when I saw this cover was...is that Daenerys? Quite frankly, I'm still not entirely sure that it's not. That said, this is actually a pretty epic book cover. I'd not heard of the book until I got the e-mail earlier this week, thanks to an ad coming from Amazon to tell…
Hahaha. Read... Reviewed... Hated. It always breaks my heart to see someone I share a name with write an awful book (see Stephenie Meyer). And with every single novel in this painful to read series, the awful has just gotten worse and worse and worse. I hate these girls so damn much. Why, why does anyone like Tella or Scarlett?…
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