You know that feeling of browsing the brand new books at the book store? I want to re-create that as best as I can online. But I’ve got better shelf categories than the boring ones they have at the story like “Teen Fantasy” and “Paranormal Romance.” And the best part – they are shelved purely on ... Read More »
My Google Diary for For Darkness Shows the Stars
When I read, I ask a LOT of questions. Here’s some stuff I searched or wondered about while reading For Darkness Shows the Stars by . From my Review: I found the moral dilemma in the book of whether technology is good or bad completely fascinating. I would never have thought that a Jane Austen sci-fi re-telling would ... Read More »
Mailbox Monday ~37~
Mailbox Monday is where I show all the books I’ve gotten by various means throughout the week. Mailbox Monday was originally hosted by Marcia from A girl and her books and The Printed Page. This is a touring meme. You can check out the main site for the full schedule. October's host is Mailbox Monday. I’m also going to link up with a ... Read More »
Get Your Own Signed Copy of The Raven Boys
This is my short little announcement that you can get a personalized and signed copy of The Raven Boys by Maggie Stiefvater from my local indie bookstore, The King's English. I love supporting these guys. They have the most amazing book signings. Even if you don't live in Utah, you can join in the author ... Read More »
Fiction Frolic Charity Drive and Giveaway
Help Raise 1,000 books for charity and enter to win $200, signed books and swag! We are excited to share about an ambitious blog tour—Fiction Frolic for All Hallow's Read—where ten authors from several genres are working hard to raise 1,000 books in three weeks for Books for America. From October 1st to 19th, donate a ... Read More »
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My name is Jessica. I love to read Young Adult and classic literature. I’ve been a book blogger for six years and I haven’t gotten tired of it yet. I’m a very curious reader. Writing about all the questions and thoughts I had while reading a book is the best hobby ever.