It’s been a busy weekend for me at times and at others, I have to admit, I’ve simply been overly consumed with a particularly fantastic read which I think no one here could really ever fault me for. But, as always the blogger support feature is very important to me and so here for the…
While there isn't an overwhelmingly wonderful message and the story does not have much in the way of truth going for it, The Origin of Day and Night by Paula Ikuutaq Rumbolt is a very cute story about taking turns. Perhaps the best thing about this book, for me anyway, was the fact that one of…
I can't believe it's already Thursday. I legitimately feel as though I was just writing my link-back post yesterday. Do you feel that, as you get older, the weeks seem to go by faster? You had all the time in the world as a kid, as a teenager, and now it slips through your fingers…
Am I Yours? by Alix Latimer is a book I’ve found myself woundrously happy with. I picked it up primarily due to the fact that it reminded me a little of P. D. Eastman’s Are You My Mother? Since that was a book I was exceptionally fond of as a child, I couldn’t help being curious…
I was going to start this off with "before anyone gets annoyed," but I've realized that the title itself is definitely enough to entice annoyance out of me and therefore expect that it will have done so for many of you as well if you're like me and hate when people decide to skip holidays…
I can often be somewhat weary of middlegrade novels. Their target audience are those who, most typically, wont be bothered by a lot of things that older readers might. Many of them are fairly simple, with good reason, and thus I usually read them expecting to like but not love the book. It is for…
I know I just did a dragon cover last week. And while of course that dragon cover was obviously gorgeous, I absolutely fell in love with this cover yesterday. So much so that I very nearly bought the book when I visited Barnes and Noble based on the cover alone. There it was, just sitting…