Book Review: The Whisper Man
“The Whisper Man” will have you at the edge of your seat. It was so scary and creepy, it genuinely scared me. A must read for lovers of scary tales.
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There’s a Book of the Month for YA Lovers, PLUS How to Become an Affiliate
For all of those who love books and subscription boxes, Book of the Month just recently launched a spin-off just for YA lovers called Book of the Month YA. I’ve been a loyal subscriber of Book of the Month for over a year now. I have to say that every single book has been a…
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Book Review: Searching for Sylvie Lee & The Night Tiger
I decided to focus on reading books that speak to me. Today, I am reviewing “Searching for Sylvie Lee” and “The Night Tiger.”
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Today’s Book Deals from Barnes & Noble
Since I announced I will no longer be sending book sales to Amazon, [Amazon is Selling Counterfeit Books] I reached out to other retailers to see if we could form a partnership. Barnes & Noble is one of my new partners. Each week, I will be showcasing each new partnership. After all of the new…
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What I Read in June: 10 Books and 3 Graphic Novels
I usually find the month following the Book Expo to be the time when I read more books than I normally would read. June was no exception. I decided to do something a little different. You can thank a 10 year old girl for this. I usually pick up some books for my friend’s twin…
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Book Review: The Starless Sea by Erin Morgenstern is a Masterpiece
Erin Morgenstern’s second novel “The Starless Sea” is due to be released on November 5, 2019. Her debut, “The Night Circus,” came out in 2011 to much acclaim. It’s taken her eight years to deliver her follow-up, and after reading “The Starless Sea,” I have to say that it was worth the wait.
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Here are Your Book Deals for Today
Hey Bookworms! I have some book deals for you today. Today’s deals come from Books-A-Million.
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Amazon is Selling Counterfeit Books
In another big exposé, the New York Times reports that Amazon is selling counterfeit and plagiarized books…and they don’t care. People may think that there is nothing wrong with buying counterfeit. That is why we see fake designer handbags out there. People accuse major designers of exorbitant pricing, so they deserve it. But is it…
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5 Ways to Get Free Ebook ARCs
Yesterday’s post was about the Book Expo/Book Con. Today’s post is about getting free ebook ARCs electronically. To recap, ARCs are Advance Review Copies of books. These books are handed out prior to a book’s publication date. They are not completely finished, may contain errors, and the title or cover may change. Simply put, it’s…
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What is the Book Expo/Book Con?
I received a lot of questions regarding the Book Expo last week and I am going to try to explain this as best as I can. Here is the difference between the Book Expo and the Book Con.
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Book Review: Daisies and Devotion
If you love Jane Austen and Charlotte Bronte, you will enjoy the latest novel from Josi S. Kilpack. “Daisies and Devotion” is the second book in the Mayfield Family Series.
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What I Read in May and Content Warnings
These 9 titles featured may inspire your next read. Also announcing what’s new in the book review department and an intro to the Content Warning system.
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Book Review: Seven at Sea
Ever feel like taking a chance in life and leaving your comfort zone for the great unknown? Erik and Emily Orton decided to do just that. They left their lives in New York City behind to spend a year on a sailboat with their five children and they tell their story in “Seven at Sea.”
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Curated Library: Waiting for Fitz Book Review
It is rare I come across a novel that astounds me. That moment is so rare, I can probably count how many times that has happened to me on one hand. Enter “Waiting for Fitz.” What makes this book so unique is that this story allowed me to see into the mind of teenagers with…
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Book Review: A Monster Like Me
What if you had a tumor on your face? That’s what young Sophie has, a hemangioma (a benign tumor birthmark) on her face. People stare at her, so she tries to hide it behind her hair and her Big Book of Monsters. When children see her birthmark, they call her a monster. It’s easier to…
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Book Review: Healing Hearts
For all of those lovers out there who need a little bit of Valentine’s Day reading, I would like to introduce you to “Healing Hearts”
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What I Read in 2018 – All 84 Books
My 2018 New Year’s Resolution was to read 100 books. I did not accomplish that goal this year. I was 16 books short. The prior year, I read only 64 books. This year, I read 20 more books than the previous year for a total of 84 books. That’s not bad. That’s 1.6 books each…
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Book Review: Christmas by Accident
“Christmas by Accident” comes at just the right time as the holidays approach. This book helps us to re-evaluate the decisions we are making, so that we can focus on the things that truly matter in this life. After all, isn’t that what the true power of Christmas is all about?
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Lies, Love, and Breakfast at Tiffany’s
If you love movies, Audrey Hepburn and a good RomCom, you need to pick up “Lies, Love, and Breakfast at Tiffany’s.”
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The November To Be Read Book Stack
Here is my November To Be Read Book Stack of new releases for November, as well as a few new releases from October.
