So, I may have overbooked myself for ARCs. Netgalley went all Oprah with books last month, so my Netgalley TBR is bursting. I spent a few hours yesterday organizing my physical TBR bookshelf, and things feel like they are a bit in control...maybe. With that said, let's look at what I plan to read for… Continue reading February TBR
Tag: Dystopian
10 New Releases to Look Forward to in February
I realized the other day that I hadn't done a new release post for January. But here I am with a great list of February new releases we can all get excited about, so let's get to it! Quick reminder, I don't include books in the middle of a series as not everyone has gotten… Continue reading 10 New Releases to Look Forward to in February
January Goodreads TBR Cleanup
It's been a little over a month since I last did a TBR cleanup over on Goodreads. It seems that I have no control over there because I've easily added 10 or more books since the last time I cleaned up. But let's look at 10 and see if I can weed any of them… Continue reading January Goodreads TBR Cleanup
10 New Releases to Look Forward to in December
Ack! We're at the end of the year somehow. This year has been a wild ride for so many people. Thankfully, we have books to carry us through. This month's post was hard for me because there are quite a few book 2s that I'm super excited about, which I don't typically include because it's… Continue reading 10 New Releases to Look Forward to in December
Blog Tour Review: The Q, Amy Tintera
Title: The QAuthor: Amy TinteraPublished: November 8thPublisher: Random House Children's About the Book In this action-packed adventure from a New York Times bestselling author, two teenagers from opposite worlds must fight their way through a vast walled quarantine zone in a dystopian America toward their only chance for survival. Seventeen-year-old Maisie Rojas has spent her… Continue reading Blog Tour Review: The Q, Amy Tintera
The Arc, Ben Oliver
This is one of those books that is hard to review because there are things central to the storyline that are worth discussing, yet you can't because it would spoil the book. The ARC differs from the previous books in that we have a new character in Chilly, and a good portion of the chapters… Continue reading The Arc, Ben Oliver
November TBR
It has been an age since I've shared my TBR. It's been so hard getting back into the swing of life that I've been doing the bare minimum. But I'm excited to share with you what I plan on reading this month because there are a lot of good books I will be tackling, so… Continue reading November TBR
The Women Could Fly, Megan Giddings
In a different world, perhaps running parallel to our own, witchcraft is not only real, but it’s taboo. Witch accusations and burnings are ordinary. Even more so, unmarried women are also taboo. Years after her mother’s disappearance, Jo still misses her more than ever. As she approaches 28, she needs to think about getting married,… Continue reading The Women Could Fly, Megan Giddings
Sea of Tranquility, Emily St. John Mandel
I don’t really know how to review this book, and I’m afraid I don’t have much more to add to the conversation. I loved Olive’s quick wit; her answers in the interviews were amusing, although sometimes tedious. I liked Gaspery’s persistence, that he kept going, and that he knew an opportunity when he saw one… Continue reading Sea of Tranquility, Emily St. John Mandel
Constance, Matthew FitzSimmons
Honestly, I read this because it was part of the kindle reading challenge for a best of 2021 book. From my search, only 3 books on that list were in KU, so I went with this one. It’s not a bad book. And I didn’t realize that there was a book 2 in the works… Continue reading Constance, Matthew FitzSimmons
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