Sort of like brownie bites, review bites are a bite sized review! This time I’ll be talking about two of Rainbow Rowell’s adult books: Landline and Attachments! In Landline, MC Georgie McCool needs to make a decision. Go with her husband Neal and kids to visit his family for Christmas? Or stay because she could have a huge opportunity as a writer for her TV show. She decides she needs to stay for work and Neal takes the kids and goes anyway. […]
Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly bookish meme hosted by The Broke and the Bookish! So, when I was in high school, I had a close group of friends and we ALWAYS sat and ate lunch together. I would always mooch off my friends yummy snacks since my mom liked to pack me healthy lunches. Anyway, I’m breaking my list into two. First, top 5 characters that I think (hope?) would be my friends and we’d eat lunch together and […]
Guys, it’s time for book bangin’! I’m so excited to be doing these again, the last few months have been so hectic that I haven’t been able to gush about book boys every month! (okay, so I gush about book boys pretty much all the time, but haven’t had a post dedicated to it. 🙂 ) This month the topic is boys we want to be stuck on a deserted island with… Enjoy the vlog! Boys Mentioned: Gale Hawthorne from […]
So, I adored If I Stay. I read it in one sitting and ugly cried through the majority of it. It hurt my soul but I loved it. Sometimes I just like sad books. Anyway, I was so excited to hear they were making it into a movie and then the first trailer hit. And I cried during the short trailer. Yup. That happened. So, of course, I decided to take myself to see it. I found a nice, secluded spot […]
Why Did I Read? It’s the long awaited third book in one of my all time FAVORITE fantasy series!! I waited for 2.5 hours in line for this ARC at BEA and I didn’t even mind the wait. My Thoughts (There will be no spoilers for Heir of Fire but there will be spoilers from the first two books!) Heir of Fire is very different from the first two books in the series. It’s quieter and focuses a lot on characterization […]