The first thing I have to say about The Kingdom of Copper by S. A. Chakraborty is wow, that's a lot. I feel like the synopsis gives a whole bunch away and I really hope there's more to the story than what was shown in the blurb...some sort of twist or something to really make it unique. But…
I realize belatedly that picking up a novel about a young girl interested in golf probably wasn't the best idea for me as I'm typically not a fan of most sports and while I may not hate golf with a fiery passion as I do with American football (gag), I definitely find it to be a…
So, last Monday I gave you all a list of two truths and one lie regarding some of my bookish experiences and, since I'm absolutely terrible at responding to comments 90% of the time, I thought I'd write a quick update post to let you all in on which ones are actually truths and which one…
Ruse by Cindy Pon is a sequel and therefore I stopped reading the synopsis early in order to avoid spoilers and instead when to check out the first book in the series. Wonderfully, I have a feeling that this book is going to end up remaining on my TBR in the future as it seems…
A blogger with much more in his writing than books, Chris @ Parkslife spends his time sharing his thoughts on subjects from the novels we all know and love to movies to travel. While he works as a freelance writer, there's still time spent providing original and unique content for readers of all sorts to find…
I'm going to say, right off the bat, that I don't like the cover for Let's Go Swimming on Doomsday by Natalie C. Anderson. And while I don't want that to be a reason for not reading this one, I have to admit that it definitely plays a role in how tempted I am to not add…
I have a love, hate relationship with Liz Braswell. And it's been this way from the very first book of hers that I read. And I think a large part of the reason why I have such a strong love, hate relationship with Braswell and her novels is because I really, really want to love her…
As January winds down and the weekend along with it, it's time again for another blogger support feature, this one for Ben @ Ace of Bens! A YA enthusiast--my favorite sort of book blogger, if I'm being honest--Ben has a tendency to focus on novels of the young adult variety. With aspirations of becoming a…
It's a Beauty and the Beast retelling! Echo North by Joanna Ruth Meyer is definitely going onto my TBR. I love retellings and I definitely really appreciate Beauty and the Beast retellings. And that just ties into the fact that I've always really wanted, but haven't quite yet found one that is so utterly amazing that I fall deeply…
Can You Crack the Code? by Ella Schwartz is an amazingly fun and informative book about all the ways in which people have encrypted secret messages and codes over the course of the world's history. When I first picked this book up, I wasn't expecting it to be as lengthy or as in depth as…
