I feel like I'm doing a lot of posts of unreviewed books these days. I checked the date of my last post, and it was April 21st, so about 1 post a month, which isn't terrible. And surprisingly, this last weekend I didn't get much reading done because I made a list of (mostly) 90s… Continue reading Unreviewed Books
Tag: Literary
Sweet Sweet Revenge Ltd, Jonas Jonasson
I am a huge Jonasson fan. I’ve read and loved every one of his books. So for me, it is super exciting that he has a new book releasing, and I’m incredibly lucky to have received an advanced copy. This book feels vastly different from his other books. It still has a unique level of… Continue reading Sweet Sweet Revenge Ltd, Jonas Jonasson
Something Wilder, Christina Lauren
For someone who chose to live in the woods for 5 months in my youth, this book sounded right up my alley. I’m a fan of surviving and exploration, so Lily is a girl after my own heart. Her walls are thick; she’s had to learn to build them since childhood. But, unfortunately, walls are… Continue reading Something Wilder, Christina Lauren
Notes on Your Sudden Disappearance, Alison Espach
Spanning 15 years, Notes on Your Sudden Disappearance gives us Sally as she talks to her sister Kathy before and after Kathy dies. From the musings of a preteen to a grown woman, she tells of the relationship with her sister and life and everything between. A good portion of this book read as YA/Coming… Continue reading Notes on Your Sudden Disappearance, Alison Espach
Unreviewed Books
Often, I wonder if I have more unreviewed books than other reviewers. With the situation with my shoulder, I can't really do much other than read. In between ARCs, many of the books I read are classics, books sitting sadly on my TBR bookcase, or I reread favorites. At any rate, I'm back with another… Continue reading Unreviewed Books
The Impossible Girl, Lydia Kang
(Sorry not sorry that you're stuck reading endless reviews of Kang, as I devour my way through her backlist.) I bought this paperback last year in a mass purchase, and onto the TBR bookshelf, it went. Last week I read Opium and Absinthe in KU and adored Kang's writing style. Then I checked out her… Continue reading The Impossible Girl, Lydia Kang
10 New Releases to Look Forward to in April
How are we already getting ready to turn the calendar to April? Well, metaphorically at least considering most of us use Google calendar that lacks said pages. At any rate, as the pages turn, new pages release in the form of books. Let's take a look at some upcoming releases I'm most looking forward to.… Continue reading 10 New Releases to Look Forward to in April
Impossible to Forget, Imogen Clark
“You’re so busy looking forward to what is to come that you’re missing what you have in the here and now.” This one came up as a recommendation in KU and is well-reviewed, and I’m not sure I can say much more about the book that you can’t read in any other positive reviews. While… Continue reading Impossible to Forget, Imogen Clark
Circus of Wonders, Elizabeth Macneal
Poor Nell cannot imagine life for herself after her father sells her to the circus. But used to being treated like an outcast because of her birthmarks, this might be the place for her to shine, meet other people in a similar situation to her own, and make some true friends. She misses her brother… Continue reading Circus of Wonders, Elizabeth Macneal
Opium and Absinthe, Lydia Kang
As this book is well-reviewed, I don't have tons more to add that other people haven't already said. I loved the slow build-up of the storyline. I liked Tillie's persistence in everything she did. From writing Nelly to pushing back against her mother and grandmother, she never stopped striving to find justice for her sister.… Continue reading Opium and Absinthe, Lydia Kang
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