I finished 19 books in February but a few of them were duds. Here’s my top reads. Yours Truly by Abby Jimenez Contemporary romance Advanced copy from NetGalley, expected publication April 11, 2023. This was one of my most highly anticipated books of the year […]
Today’s guest post comes from my friend and fellow book club member, Kris. Kris Baker Dersch holds a Master of Library and Information Science degree from the University of Washington. After over fifteen years as a public and school librarian all over the Puget Sound […]
I finished 17 books in January and 11 of them were 5 star reads, which might be a record for me! How to Keep House While Drowning by KC Davis Personal Development This book far exceeded my expectations. It’s written for people like me who […]
Have you ever read a 5-star book that you wouldn’t recommend? I didn’t think that was possible until this week when I read Tampa by Alissa Nutting. This work of literary fiction puts us inside the head of Celeste, a smoking hot 26 year old […]
If you’re participating in my reading challenge this year, then you’re on the look out for a novella to read. You may be wondering what exactly constitutes a novella and sets it apart from other works of fiction. A novella is a work of fiction […]
Today’s guest post is written by Magdalin Laine. Her stories focus on dark feminist themes that interweave with the taboo and forbidden. It is a widely accepted custom that in order for a book to be considered a romance novel, the plot centers on a […]
My first read of 2023 was How to Keep House While Drowning by KC Davis. This book had been on my wishlist for a while because that title really speaks to me! This is a small, short book (144 pages) and I thought I’d breeze […]
In past posts, I’ve covered a bit of what a book blogger is and why writing book reviews is important. I’m often asked how one could get started on their own book blog, so here’s my advice. How to Start a Book Blog Look at […]
ARC stands for Advanced Reader Copy and these are books given out by the publisher before the book is available to the public. ARCS are given to booksellers and librarians as well as reviewers with the hopes of generating some buzz for a book before […]
Today’s guest post comes from author Gordon Frisbie. He has studied and applied a variety of environmental disciplines ranging from water quality to air quality and all the critters that inhabit these havens. Even though outdoor activity is more favorable than indoor activity, the latter […]
