Book Review: Broken Things by Lauren Oliver
A young adult psychological mystery about the complicated nature of friendship, secrets, and moving on. This latest read is brought to us by an author of quite a few books…
Book Review: Follow Me to Ground by Sue Rainsford
Can words explain the strange appeal of this riveting psychological horror? It's so exciting, I won this book through Goodreads Giveaways!These are absolutely my own thoughts and opinions. It was…
Book Series: Fairies! Part Two
More series (and a couple standalones) with all the magic and mystery of the fae. Okay, there are two parts to this because I originally bit off more than I…
Book Series: Fairies! Part One
Books I recommend if you're looking for more fantasy, magic, and mystery in your life. "I do believe in fairies! I do! I do!" You don't have to go very…
A Poem for Hope: Hope is the Thing with Feathers
Some days are harder than most and that's okay. I often find myself doing arts and crafts projects for friends and family members. We're firm believers in hand made gifts…
Book Review: Bridgerton The Duke and I by Julia Quinn
A laugh out loud historical romance that will have you pining for a Duke of your own. This book was very kindly recommended by a fellow blogger and I was…
Spell the Month in Books February 2021
This #SpelltheMonthinBooks features books from my TBR pile that I hope to read this 2021 This is going to be interesting. Welcome to my very first "Spell the Month in…
A young adult read full of mystery, secrets, and the quest for the truth in a world full of liars.
Book Review: We Were Liars by author E. Lockhart 4/5 Welcome! This book was a lot of what I expected.. and just enough of what I wasn't to keep my…
Book Review: Kill Devil Hills by Sarah Darlington
This contemporary romance will sweep you away as two lonely, damaged people find a home in one another. For those of you who legitimately forgot it was Valentine's Day.. you…
Book Review: Monster: A Psychological Thriller by S. E. Green
Dive into the horror of S.E. Green's twisted tale of unquestionable evil. This book had so much potential. This is one of those books that sounded really great, might even…