A Poem for Spring: William Wordsworth
A beautiful poem to welcome the Spring! Spring is a time for celebration, time to welcome in new life and new beginnings, a time when everything is flush with possibilities.…
Book Review: Ninth House by Leigh Bardugo
In a nutshell: A dark fantasy fiction featuring supernatural elements and a shadowy secret society operating under the watchful eyes of Yale's best and brightest. Dark, violent, and kind of…
Book Review: Flowers in the Attic by V.C. Andrews
Read this disturbing psychological horror now. Pay for therapy later. What do you do with a book like this? I mean, really, it's a laugh or cry kind of thing.…
Book Review: The Girl in Red by Christina Henry
A touch of horror gives this 'Red Riding Hood' fairy tale retelling a unique spin on an old favorite. Christina Henry, also author of the kick-butt adult supernatural fantasy series…
Spell the Month in Books March 2021
Enjoy mini reviews and ratings of my choices for my latest attempt to #SpelltheMonthinBooks! Another month has come and that can mean only one thing. Some good fun brought to…
Book Review: House of Salt and Sorrows
For those of you interested in a young adult fairy tale romance that may just sweep you off your feet! Erin A. Craig brings us a breathtaking story that will…
Nursery Rhymes: Poetry for the Young at Heart
Revisit the childlike wonder of reading with these nostalgic rhymes and poems. Nursery rhymes seem to be a thing of the past. Isn't that sad? I know growing up for…
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…