Holy macaroni folks! How is February over already? I’m pretty sure that it just started a few days ago. But it is ending, so I guess that I should give you guys my wrap up. Books I Read and Reviewed Ice Like Fire by Sara Raasch 4/5 I am so in love with this series. It’s… Continue reading February Wrap Up and March Plans
A girl with a secret talent must save her village from the encroaching darkness in this haunting and deeply satisfying tale. Alys was seven when the soul eaters came to her village. These soul eaters, twin sisters who were abandoned by their father and slowly morphed into something not quite human, devour human souls. Alys,… Continue reading The Beast Is An Animal by Peternelle van Arsdale
Happy Saturday! When I decided that I wanted to use this piece as my Saturday Song, I was already excited for it because I’m in love with it. But then I started doing some research so I’d have something to talk about in my post, and I’m even more excited. Three Worlds. Music from Woolf… Continue reading Saturday Song: Mrs. Dalloway, In the Garden by Max Ritcher
New York Times ‘By The Book’ Tag was created by Marie Berg on Youtube. I, however, was tagged by Klara @ Ribbon Reviews way back in October, and because I’m bad at this, I am only getting around to it now (I do appreciate the tag though!). Let’s do this, shall we? What book is on your nightstand… Continue reading New York Times ‘By The Book’ Tag
A brilliant composer and coder goes undercover to trap a cybercrime syndicate that has hijacked her website—to traffic blood ivory. She must survive impossible physical, virtual and cultural obstacles and choose between the opposing forces of privacy and responsibility. Allison is stunned when the CIA leaves her no option but to go undercover to surreptitiously… Continue reading Atone For The Ivory Cloud by Geoffrey Wells
Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly meme hosted over on The Broke and the Bookish. This week’s theme is ‘books that you loved more or less than you thought you would’. I’m going with the latter for this post. Some books get so hyped up and you get so excited about them that you just can’t… Continue reading Books I Didn’t Love as Much as I Hoped I Would
…And I may need some help. Somehow, despite the fact that Twitter came out and was cool when I was in school and the appropriate age for being all up on social media things, I totally missed the Twitter bus. I suck at most social media (I have a personal facebook and some work stuff,… Continue reading So I’m Trying Out This Twitter Thing…
