Alice Sun is a bright, driven, caring, funny, but often clueless teenager who's often really hard on herself. Oh yeah, and she can make herself disappear, literally. So when she learns her parents can no longer afford tuition at her elite school, she enlists the help of her mortal enemy, Henry Li, to capitalize on… Continue reading If You Could See the Sun, Ann Liang
Before I Do, Sophie Cousens
Audrey is what some might call a late bloomer. She hasn’t found the thing in her life to steer her ship towards, yet she’s found many things that have piqued her interest. Now, on the cusp of getting married, she’s thrown a curveball, and his name is Fred. Can this man, whom she spent one… Continue reading Before I Do, Sophie Cousens
Project Hail Mary, Andy Weir
*runs around the room screaming* I don’t know how to review this. I seriously contemplated just posting a bunch of quotes. Is this my first Weir book? Yes. Did I convince my s/o to try The Martian last year because “he wasn’t a reader?” Even though I hadn’t read it? Also yes. But that’s because… Continue reading Project Hail Mary, Andy Weir
Blog Tour Review: Where David Threw Stones, Elyse Hoffman
Title: Where David Threw StonesAuthor: Elyse HoffmanGenre: Historical Fantasy Length: 442 Pages Publishing: September 27, 2022 About the Book "Welcome to the Brennenbach of Midnight! The Curse Hours have begun."West Germany, 1968When ten-year-old David Saidel's parents are murdered by Neo-Nazis, he is sent to live with his grandfather in the anti-Semitic village of Brennenbach. David,… Continue reading Blog Tour Review: Where David Threw Stones, Elyse Hoffman
The Raven Song, Luanne G. Smith
Someone wants Edwina to know she’s being watched. So much so that she needs to flee London for her safety. But her new location isn’t all that safe either. But Ian, Hob, and Elvanfoot have her best interests in mind. While Ian is on a case, Edwina can’t help being drawn into it. In a… Continue reading The Raven Song, Luanne G. Smith
10 New Releases to Look Forward to in October
I'm in awe that we're already turning to October. This is a month of many birthdays, including my own. It's a month of apple picking, canning applesauce and vegetables, and readying the house for winter. We're already reaching the 40s in the morning, and I just want a summer repeat. While time travel currently isn't… Continue reading 10 New Releases to Look Forward to in October
The Wolf and the Woodsman, Ava Reid
I bought this and then received an ARC of Juniper & Thorn, so this sat on the back burner. Though I’m glad I read the Juniper & Thorn first. I initially thought we would end on a cliffhanger and need to await a book 2. But it was neatly packaged for the reader in too… Continue reading The Wolf and the Woodsman, Ava Reid
Blog Tour Review: Berliners, Vesper Stamper
Title: Berliners Author: Vesper StamperGenre: Young Adult Historical FictionPublishing Date: October 25, 2022 A riveting story about the rivalry between two brothers living on opposite sides of the Berlin wall during its construction in the 1960s, and how their complicated legacy and dreams of greatness will determine their ultimate fate. A city divided. A family… Continue reading Blog Tour Review: Berliners, Vesper Stamper
Blog Tour Review: The Killing Code, Ellie Marney
Title: The Killing Code Author: Ellie Marney Genre: Young Adult Historical Mystery Publishing Date: September 20, 2022Publisher: Little Brown Books About the Book A historical mystery about a girl who risks everything to track down a vicious serial killer, for fans of The Enigma Game and A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder. Virginia, 1943: World War II is raging… Continue reading Blog Tour Review: The Killing Code, Ellie Marney
The Revenge of Joe Wild, Andrew Komarnyckyj
At the end of the book, the blurb states, “A classic slice of Americana…” I think that is incredibly apt for The Revenge of Joe Wild. This is a book that readers will call a classic indeed. “Looking back on things I wonder if Cath knew any of the secrets that came to light when… Continue reading The Revenge of Joe Wild, Andrew Komarnyckyj
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