Character Playlist: Adam Thorn
Amanda I got the chance to meet Patrick Ness this past week, and he was so nice to all his readers. Plus, to hear some of the motivations behind his books…
Character Playlist: Kate Harker
Image credit: http://www.gramunion.com/kuweiyulbo.tumblr.com/164283218732 I just recently finished Our Dark Duet by Victoria Schwab, and it was just as good as the first book in the duology, This Savage Song! I…
Review: When She Woke
“She’d crossed into a place where truth, even if it was brutal, was all she had to offer.” -Hillary Jordan, When She Woke In a not-too-distant future, people who commit…
Character Playlist: Seth Wearing
Happy music Monday! I’ve been trying to make this a thing, but haven’t been the most consistent. But I’m trying! This week, my playlist is dedicated to Seth Wearing, the…
A Series of Unfortunate Re-reads: Part 3
The books are starting to get longer as I get further into the series, and they’re taking me a little longer than the beginning! This week, I finished books 7…
Review: Things I Should Have Known
“It’s like people have a place in their brain for normal, and they have a place in their brain for something obviously wrong, but they can’t deal with something just…
Character Playlist: Violet Baudelaire
In the midst of my re-read of The Series of Unfortunate Events, I though it was fitting to choose one of the Baudelaire orphans to make a playlist for this…
A Series of Unfortunate Re-Reads: Part 2
I am absolutely flying through these books! While this isn’t particularly surprising, as I’m a fast reader and these books aren’t super long, I’ll probably slow down a bit as…
Review: We Are Still Tornadoes
“If you can’t forgive someone you’re close to for making a mistake, then why do apologies even exist?” -Michael Kun and Susan Mullen, We Are Still Tornadoes As Cath gets…
A Series of Unfortunate Re-reads: Part 1
Imagine this: 9-year-old Amanda, going to the library in 4th grade and picking out books. Stumbling upon the Series of Unfortunate Events and becoming curious–what kind of book openly deters…