Category: Book Review

  • Landslide: True Stories Spoiler Free Review

    Landslide: True Stories Spoiler Free Review

    I’m just going to provide you with the Goodreads blurb for Landslide, because I honestly have no idea how to blurb essay collections. Minna Proctor’s LANDSLIDE is a charismatic, darkly funny collection of linked essays which primarily explore the author’s complicated relationship with her mother, who was diagnosed with cancer at age 57 and died…

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  • Ramona Blue: A Spoiler Free Review

    Ramona Blue: A Spoiler Free Review

    Let me begin by saying that I love this book and I’m so glad I read it. You may remember that I read the first chapter of Ramona Blue by Julie Murphy for my Try a Chapter Tag and be wondering what the heck took me so long to actually finish it. That’s a great…

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  • The Child Finder by Rene Denfeld: A Spoiler-Free Review

    The Child Finder by Rene Denfeld: A Spoiler-Free Review

    I apologize sincerely for the very delayed post. I meant to have this up yesterday, but I had a very busy weekend/Tuesday, which meant I finished the book late on Monday and spent yesterday traveling, which unfortunately meant I didn’t manage to get my review posted on release day. Anyway, enough disclaimers/excuses: TO THE REVIEW!…

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  • A Discussion of the Portrayal of Domestic Violence in Bad Romance

    A Discussion of the Portrayal of Domestic Violence in Bad Romance

    Guess who has a lot of feelings about a book? Grab yourself a tea or hot chocolate because we’re about to have a deep dive into the world of intimate partner violence. This book is so important and everyone, especially teens, need to read it. Actually, also adults. Honestly, I’m still not over the man…

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  • Hate to Want You by Alisha Rai Book Talk

    Hate to Want You by Alisha Rai Book Talk

    I thought I didn’t like second chance tropes, but turns out I just really don’t like them when they’re done poorly or the lead reminds me of my ex-boyfriend. What I’m say is that I went into Hate to Want You a little nervous and then I LOVED it so much. So if you’re putting…

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  • Spoiler Free Review of The Duchess Deal

    Spoiler Free Review of The Duchess Deal

    You may know how much I adore Tessa Dare and her romance novels by now, but you may still not understand why. So here’s a quick list for you: (1) She sent me the cutest postcard that I got in the mail on release day after work while my copy was sitting in the car;…

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  • Dress Codes for Small Towns Spoiler Free Review

    Dress Codes for Small Towns Spoiler Free Review

    Dress Codes for Small Towns by Courtney Stevens released today and I was lucky enough to receive an Advance Reader Copy (ARC) from Jamie on Twitter, so shout out to Jamie for being the best! I am so excited to write this review for you all because this book was incredible. There are so many…

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  • Queens of Geek is my Queen

    Queens of Geek is my Queen

    Look, idk why this title is the title I picked, but Wix tells me to pick an engaging title so HERE WE ARE. But for real, Queens of Geek by Jen Wilde is an amazing book and I adore it so much. Here’s a picture of Queens of Geek with lyrics from my real life…

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  • Knitting, Beards, and Tennessee: What I Almost Missed by Not Reading Penny Reid

    Knitting, Beards, and Tennessee: What I Almost Missed by Not Reading Penny Reid

    I think the first time I came across Penny Reid’s name was in this Smart Bitches Trashy Books post in which Truth or Beard was on sale. I read the synopsis and looked at the cover and thought, “Cute cover. That could be good, but I don’t like facial hair.” SO I SKIPPED THE BOOK.…

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  • Book Talk: The Underground Railroad

    Book Talk: The Underground Railroad

    I really don’t even have words for this book. When I started the Pop Sugar Challenge at the beginning of the year and set out my TBR of what I was planning to read for each challenge, I was stumped on what to put down for the “read a book about a difficult topic” one…

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