I love book club discussion questions! These are the questions for Where'd You Go, Bernadette by from the Little and Brown website. If you've read this book I want to discuss it with you! If you haven't read this book, here's why you should! SPOILERS AHEAD 1. Where’d You Go, Bernadette is told from the point of view of ... Read More »
Book vs Movie: The Maze Runner
Spoiler Free Version The movie is much better than the book and I loved the book. It did a great job of moving through the plot quickly and answering questions at a good pace. There were a couple funny moments that weren't in the book that I really enjoyed in the movie - especially the scene ... Read More »
My Google Diary for Dreams of Gods & Monsters
When I read, I ask a LOT of questions. Here’s some stuff I searched or wondered about while reading Dreams of Gods & Monsters by . From my Review: Dreams of Gods & Monsters was an epic and beautiful finale to one of my new favorite fantasy series. The romance made my heart melt. There was a ... Read More »
How Do You Deal with Racism in Classic Novels?
I like to read classic novels. Anything that's 100 years old that is still being read is a classic in my mind but I know not everyone labels books that way. I was reading The Scarlet Pimpernel a few months ago and I came across some blatant racism against Jews that made me very uncomfortable. A ... Read More »
Book vs. Movie: Flipped
On April 18, my friend Karena from Discovery Writer wanted to watch Flipped and I hadn't read the book yet. I had it sitting on my kindle waiting to be read - I just hadn't gotten around to it. So I was faced with the dilemma that all book lovers have - book or movie first?? I ... 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.