#ShelfLove Challenge 2016 If you haven’t already heard, we’re hosting the #ShelfLove challenge again next year! Will you join us and read more the books you already bought? Grow your TBR pile responsibly and read the books you already own. You have ‘em, now read ‘em! Any books purchased/collected before January 1, 2016 are fair game. […]
Julie’s Review: This review contains spoilers. Angel Fire has a really interesting concept – girl with the power of fire inside her loses her parents and now has to learn to function and control her ability before others get hurt. Let’s start with the positives. I really liked Darcy at first. She had purpose and […]
Do you end up purchasing multiple copies of books with new covers? So, if a book cover for a series changes (like all the Harry Potter changes, and the movie tie-in editions to all those YA books lately), do you end up buying the books again with the new covers? Julie: Nope. I’m more of a […]
I enjoyed participating in the 2015 Book Blog Discussion Challenge, so I’m joining up again in 2016! Yes! The 2016 Book Blog Discussion Challenge hosted by Nicole @ Feed Your Fiction Addiction and Shannon @ It Starts at Midnight! The Details: The 2016 Book Blog Discussion Challenge runs from January 1st until December 31st, 2016. Sign-ups will […]
Lynn’s Review: Sadly, there are no actual Neanderthals in this book. That title is very misleading! Though, the paragraph linking the story to the title by Ms. Reid is pretty clever. Can you even imagine? It’d be like Planet of the Apes. He’s Charlton Heston with all the muscles and such. And I’m that […]
No Book Buying Challenge 2015 – December Update As you know, we are co-hosting the Show Your Shelves Some Love: A No Book Buying Challenge. You can also review the details of the post on the “No Book Buying Challenge“ page from the menu above. December’s topic: End of the Year Check in Post. How […]
Julie’s Review: I’m a mermaid at heart, so this mermaid romance short got my attention. This is a cute romance, a short and sweet novella, even if it is predictable. Without reading the blurb, which is spoilery already, you know quickly what is going to happen. As soon as Kate describes Cooper as having short […]
Let’s chat about the Thriller/Suspense book genre. Do you have any favorites to share? Julie: I don’t read too much in this genre, but there are a few I’ve loved over the years. I tore through a bunch of the [easyazon_link identifier=”0307474275″ locale=”US” tag=”chapbrea05-20″]Dan Brown[/easyazon_link]books, with the Robert Langdon series (The DaVinci Code being the […]
Lynn’s Review: The Book of Speculation is dual narrative, part of the story taking place today, and part of the story taking place in the late 18th Century. The two stories are bound together by a book of family history. The current story line concerns Simon, a librarian who has received an odd book. […]
We are hosting a meme called: That’s what HE said Thursday. For more info on what this meme is all about click here. We are switching things up now and doing our posts once a month rather than weekly. The Linky will be open all month long and you are welcome to continue doing your post […]