Reading Update
I had a really bad reading slump earlier this year. It reached its zenith in September when I read a total of 2 books in the whole month. Those two were book club
Five Days at Memorial by Sheri Fink
I finished this book about three weeks ago, but I'm just now getting around to writing about it because it took awhile to process. The book is broken up into two
Friday Reads 11/13/15
Ooooh! It's Friday the 13th! For whatever that's worth. Here's what is on my reading pile this weekend. Blackbird House by Alice Hoffman - This is the
Books I Didn't Finish
Today's Top Five Wednesday topic is Books I Didn't Finish. I don't know if this means just this year or ever? Sometimes I don't even
Book to Movie Adaptations
Today's Top Ten Tuesday topic is Book to Movie Adaptations I'm Looking Forward to or Still Need to See. I'm sure there are tons I still need
Friday Reads 11/6/15
It's Friday! It's my birthday! Woo hoo!! So what will I be reading this weekend? Let's look, shall we? Secondhand Souls by Christopher Moore - This is
October 2015 Wrap-Up
It's time again to look back at the month past and see how far my actual reading deviated from my projected reading. 1. The Thirteenth Tale by Diane Setterfield - Done!
Novellas
Today's Top Five Wednesday topic is Series Novellas. I have read exactly on novella that takes place in the world of series of novels, so I'm going to list
Sophomore Novels
Today's Top Ten Tuesday topic is Sophomore novels I loved or am looking forward to. I'm going to include sophomore works that are already published but I haven'
November 2015 TBR
A new month! A new TBR! Let's provide our fodder for future hilarity! Twilight: Life and Death by Stephenie Meyer - I'm about half way through this one. It&
Friday Reads
Friyay!! I'm really hoping to be able to relax this weekend. As far as I know no guests are coming over. Yeah, there's that Halloween thing, but I might
Recommended Halloween Reads
As opposed to my last post, this post is about books I absolutely WOULD read during this spooky season. So obviously, the first one is The Thirteenth Tale by Diane Setterfield. It'