Review: And the Ocean Was Our Sky
Amanda “Will the world end in darkness because it is foretold? Or because there will be those who believe is so strongly they will make it so? In the fear that…
Review: The Brighton Duology
Magnus Brighton took over the United States as king years ago, claiming it was for the good of the citizens. His “good intentions” made him create the KEY program, giving…
Review: Vox
In the near future, women are restricted to 100 words a day. Dr. Jean McClellan is in denial; this can’t happen in the United States. But as women are losing…
Blog Tour and Author Interview: The Love Fool
Book Details: Book Title: The Love Fool: A Rome-antic Comedy by Lorenzo Petruzziello Category: Adult Fiction, 314 pages Genre: Romantic Comedy Publisher: Quill (Inkshares) Release date: March 13, 2018 Tour…
Read to Resist: Black Lives Matter
Today was the primary election for Michigan, and I couldn’t help but feel that it was a good day for a Read to Resist post, which I’m going to try…
Character Playlist: Warner Anderson
Tahereh Mafi just announced the release date of the next book in the Shatter Me realm, so I decided that it’s time to create a Shatter Me playlist! Via a…
Review: Sadie
“I’m dangerous. You shouldn’t underestimate people, I want to call out. I have a knife.” -Courtney Summers, Sadie I was provided an ARC from Wednesday Books in return for my…
Midway BookTubeAThon Check-In
We’re midway through BookTubeAThon and I’m (mostly) midway through my reading list! Today I’m hoping to finish Simon Vs. The Homo Sapiens Agenda and watch the movie adaptation. Even though…
BookTubeAThon TBR
The BookTube community isn’t one that I’ve really broken into (I really dislike recording myself), but every year, they do a read-a-thon featuring different reading challenges; ultimately, to get you…
Review: Thunderhead
“There is a fine line between freedom and permission. The former is necessary. The latter is dangerous–perhaps the most dangerous the species that created me has ever faced.” -Neal Shusterman,…