Month: March 2018
Recommendation: Every Boy’s Got One
Every Boy’s Got One by Meg Cabot So, what’s your weather like? It’s a question I always like to ask this time of year, as most areas begin their transition from winter into spring. Whether the groundhog saw didn’t see his shadow or decided […]
Review: Gods of Howl Mountain
Gods of Howl Mountain by Taylor Brown Rory Docherty cares for only a few things. His Granny. His Ford. Making money as whiskey runner. And perhaps, that dancing girl who makes hats. Life after war has proven a tad unpredictable, but he’s been able […]
Recommendation: The Other Boleyn Girl
The Other Boleyn Girl by Philippa Gregory Who doesn’t love a retelling? While this one isn’t a fairy tale, as is all the current biblio-rage, it is a clever and gripping twist on a popular historic subject. The Tudor family and their shenanigans have […]
Review: The Broken Girls
The Broken Girls by Simone St. James Idlewild Hall is hardly a sanctuary. It’s more aptly described as . . . a prison. In the 1950’s, the school is where the forgotten girls are sent. The troublemakers. The unwanted ones. The promiscuous and daring. […]
Recommendation: Little Fires Everywhere
Little Fires Everywhere by Celeste Ng This month in my book club, it was my pick. I have been dying to read Little Fires Everywhere going on a year now – seriously – but just haven’t had the time with review work obligations. I really […]
Review: The Flight Attendant
The Flight Attendant by Chris Bohjalian Sister. Orphan. Flight Attendant. Lonely. Drunk. Easy. Cassandra Bowden is all of these things. Complex and simple; she is a contradiction. Being a drunk helps her forget. The numbness that comes with alcohol is the real craving. As […]
Recommendation: The Cruel Prince
The Cruel Prince by Holly Black I used to never be a reader who gave into the hype and buzz a new book can sometimes bring along with it. But while Instagram has taken book marketing to an entirely different level, some books are […]
Review: Next Year in Havana
Next Year in Havana by Chanel Cleeton ” ‘To be in exile is to have the things you love most in the world – the air you breathe, the earth you walk upon – taken from you. They exist on the other side of a […]
Recommendation: Throne of Glass
Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas Three years ago I was wandering the bookstore with my husband. Newly pregnant after several years and countless disappointments, we were taking this pregnancy slow. Not long into my first trimester, issues with my body arose and […]