It was back to the routine this week. With my editing completed over vacation (yay!), I took a step back from that project to refresh my brain. To do so, I decided to read Pygmalion since it was left at the bottom of my vacation stack. I don't know about anyone else, but I find the character … Continue reading Odds & Ends 6/11-6/17
Review: Bell Weather
Review of Bell Weather by Dennis Mahoney
My Picks for The Great American Read
For those of you who missed it, PBS launched their Great American Read project on Tuesday. The project is an effort to find America's most loved novel, with a list of 100 possible candidates chosen from nationwide surveys. The only rules for inclusion on the list were that the novel had to be fiction, had to … Continue reading My Picks for The Great American Read
Review: Tiger Lily
Review of Tiger Lily by Jodi Lynn Anderson
Review: Everless
Review of Everless by Sara Holland
Heard It From a Friend…
Searching for your next book? I pestered my friends to find out what they've been reading...
Review: The City of Brass
Review of The City of Brass by S.A. Chakraborty
Review: Renegades
Review of Renegades by Marissa Meyer
Review: Amid Stars and Darkness
Review of Amid Stars and Darkness by Chani Lynn Feener
Review: Hunted
Review of Hunted by Meagan Spooner
Review: Fear the Drowning Deep
Review of Fear the Drowning Deep by Sarah Glenn Marsh
Genre & Personality: A Survey
I saw an article on Facebook the other day with a headline about how people who like certain book genres are more likely to have more flexible moral codes than those who like other genres. I didn't click on the article, so don't ask me what the statistics are, but it did get me thinking … Continue reading Genre & Personality: A Survey
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