One of my favorite Authors is Edgar Allen Poe, I have read about 95% of his stories and poems. I’ve read about his life and his unexplained death (or the days leading up to it). His madness and angst was fascinating, his words of the macabre sent shivers down your spine. So when I saw […]
My top thoughts: I continue to adore this series. The combination of magic, Arthurian legend, and murder mystery make every book (so far) a treat. What I liked/didn’t like: In A Knight to Remember, a few weeks have passed since the end of the previous book. Gwen and Arthur’s relationship has deepened. Gwen’s also learned […]
I found this entire idea to be amazing, a catalog set as a book, each page description changes with the story. Each page makes you feel like things are about to get super creepy and the story was going to turn into a Five Nights at Freddys video game. Jump scares, creepy noises and just […]
I thought it would be fun to share some of Dante’s favorite books every month. He tends to have a few favorites at a time and we read them over and over. This way, parents & teachers can learn about some picture books they might want to share with their kids and I got a […]
I decided to review the #COYER book club reads together in one post. These were our February picks and I both were okay for me. I don’t think I was necessarily in the right mindset, but I did enjoy both of them. I always seem to enjoy books about writers… perhaps because I dream of […]
My top thoughts: Ruth Ware has yet to let me down and In a Dark, Dark Wood is now in contention with The Woman in Cabin 10 and One By One for top spot. I think it falls just slightly behind them, simply because there’s a hint of sadness that I didn’t feel in the […]
Each month you will make a post with three books from your TBR List (these books can be already on your kindle or shelf or books you might want to purchase) and add your link on the linky that will be provided on my post. Your followers and the people on the linky will help […]
My top thoughts: I have incredibly mixed feelings about Tear You Apart. I think that you have to really KNOW your fairy tales to fully appreciate this book – and I do not. However, the last 30% was so incredibly gripping and grim (pun intended) that I almost would give the book 4 stars. It […]
Note: I actually have a bound collectors edition of all Jane Austen’s books and I read Persuasion from that. I’m just borrowing this cover for the post, since I don’t have a cover for just Persuasion to share. My top thoughts: This is one of the only Jane Austen books (maybe only?) that I hadn’t read so […]