I was growing tired of reading about everyone’s problems. It got to the point where book after book I reviewed were about people with very deep issues. I needed a break from these real life stories, so I went through my stack of October releases and pulled out a very special book from the pile,…
Looking for something new to read this summer? There are a few that are out that you can purchase now, and a few coming out this August. 1. Unraveling Oliver. Considered to be one of the IT books of 2017, “Unraveling Oliver” tries to explain why Oliver Ryan, a prominent Irish children’s book author, beat…
For those who love Young Adult Fiction, here are a few books to peruse. Edgewater by Courtney Sheinmel is filled with mystery and intrigue as we follow Lorrie Hollander, a young rich girl who all of a sudden has her trust fund cut off while at riding camp. Thinking that her absent-minded aunt forgot to…
Hello everyone. I hope you enjoyed this month’s book club read. I know I did. This month’s read, “About the Night,” had us diving into a love affair between an Arab and a Jew right before the wall in Jerusalem went up in 1947. Two newlywed lovers are forced to find ways to secretly see…
Sorry for the delay on posting this up. I literally forgot until this morning and had to smack my head for forgetting to check my calendar (and I’d written this down at least 5 times). Feel free to respond in the comments below or later on this evening on the Facebook page. I’ve also created…
I just finished reading “Mortom” by Erik Therme. I am like…WOW. When Therme contacted me about reviewing his book, it was for “Resthaven.” But after I finished reading “Resthaven,” I was like…I have to read the other book. Like “Resthaven,” “Mortom” is a thrill ride all the way until the end. Right when you are…
For those wanting to participate in this month’s book club discussion for “The Light of the Fireflies,” you can find the discussion HERE. Feel free to share your thoughts of the book on the Facebook page. Since this is the first book club, we’re making this open to anyone who’s read the book to comment…
