I don't normally post two reviews in a row, but I'm a bit behind in my reviews, and I wanted to share a review of a book I loved after sharing one that I was lukewarm for. This one is already so incredibly well-reviewed that I will skip the summary. I already knew I would… Continue reading The Happy Ever After Playlist, Abby Jimenez
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10 Blind Dates, Ashley Elston
After overhearing that her boyfriend Griffin is thinking of breaking up with her, Sophie heads out to her grandmother's for Christmas break earlier than she planned. Wanting only to see her granddaughter happy, Nonna devises a plan: 10 blind dates to see Sophie smile. The family divides up the choices and gives Sophie one free… Continue reading 10 Blind Dates, Ashley Elston
Of War and Taters, Ashley Chappell
When an ambitious 4th grader's news story makes national headlines, news reporters swarm in from all over the country to uncover the rampant racism in town amongst the gangs. The only problem? The gang is a bunch of 4th graders, best friends in fact, in typical summertime play. Now the circus is in town, as… Continue reading Of War and Taters, Ashley Chappell
The Bookish Life of Nina Hill, Abbi Waxman
"Trust people with your truth, and bravely tell them you're not brave at all." Nina is smart, and funny, with a touch of OCD, especially when it comes to planning. Her days and appointments are planned down to the minute, and she loves working in the bookstore with the women she's come to think of… Continue reading The Bookish Life of Nina Hill, Abbi Waxman
Ayesha at Last, Uzma Jalaluddin
I took this picture last week when I first received Ayesha at Last. Next to the book is my Rocketbook in which I scribble all my endless reading notes. I have arthritis, and the paper in this book is so smooth it makes writing super easy. (no, that isn't a paid endorsement, I just really… Continue reading Ayesha at Last, Uzma Jalaluddin
Cryptofauna, Patrick Canning
Now even though the book ends perfectly and there is no indication that there should be a second book, or even a second book in the works, I'm going to need a second book. I want to read more of Cryptofauna and this amazing team that I've gotten to know over the course of reading.… Continue reading Cryptofauna, Patrick Canning
Celebrity Chef Zombie Apocalypse, Jack D. McLean
CCZA starts out with Robert, a man who is desperate to come up with a plan to keep his job, and he only has a week to do it. How can he make an old cooking show from the 80's fresh enough that it will attract viewers? Easy enough, raise the chef, Floyd Rampant from… Continue reading Celebrity Chef Zombie Apocalypse, Jack D. McLean
Super Mum: Fighting Fit, Stacey Broadbent
Another excellent book in the series with another excellent hand drawn cover, you don't want to miss this because I guarantee you're going to laugh. I absolutely love Broadbent's Super Mum series, so you can imagine how excited I was when I heard she was releasing a new one, and she didn't disappoint. Still rocking… Continue reading Super Mum: Fighting Fit, Stacey Broadbent
Ruth Robinson's Year of Miracles, Frances Garrood
This is the first book I've read from author Garrood, and if it's any indication of her other books, she has a new fan. I had so much fun reading this book, I can't recommend it enough. Ruth was raised in a very strict, Catholic home, and as such, when she tells her parents that… Continue reading Ruth Robinson's Year of Miracles, Frances Garrood
Blue Bloods and Backroads, Sylvie Stewart
You can read my review of Book 1 here so you can catch up! The second part of Blue Bloods and Backroads finishes off Ruby and Leo's story, allowing them to sort out the relationship that seemed on the edge of disaster in book one. When we often jump to conclusions in a relationship, sometimes… Continue reading Blue Bloods and Backroads, Sylvie Stewart
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