Good Girl, Bad Blood (A Good Girl's Guide to Murder, #2) by Holly Jackson
Dudes, I read this so fast. Nobody says dudes anymore except for me. Sometimes I call my boss dude, just coz, and he's like, Did you just call me dude? Anyhoodle, I read this book so fast, like super fast. There is something about this series that just gets to me. I love it. Even when it is not … [Read more]
When the Reckoning Comes by LaTanya McQueen
I know I'm a wee little bebe in the horror genre and everything, but this was exactly the type of horror book that I was hoping to find, and I hope to find more like it as I continue to dip my toes in the genre. I didn't think it was scary (I don't find ghosts frightening), but it did make me mad. … [Read more]
How We Can Live: Principles of Black Lives Matter by Lalena Garcia
I am going to let the publisher description talk for the book How We Can Live: Principles of Black Lives Matter by Lalena Garcia. The first children's book to feature material from the Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation, this beautiful picture book will engage hearts and minds as it … [Read more]
The Seasons Within Me by Bianca Pozzi
I am mostly sure I have read The Seasons Within Me before. I do not, however, think I have reviewed Bianca Pozzi’s story before. This book was read via Edelweiss and due April 2023 Now, even if I have reviewed this book before, I was in a different frame of mind. It is a few days before … [Read more]
The Knife of Never Letting Go (Chaos Walking, #1) by Patrick Ness
Not for me, I'm sure it was great. (Or was it???) I might have liked this if it was still 2009. It seriously felt like time-traveling back to when I thought I liked dystopias, and when they were everywhere. Also, I just don't think this author is for me. I read another book from him a couple years … [Read more]
The Shape of You by Muon Thi Van
A World of Mindfulness by Pajama Press
The Shape of You is …. Well, your surroundings. I mean a table is square and a door rectangle, but you are the shape of many things, such as of wind (a scarf) and love (a hand holding yours). The narrator is more the voice of a parent/mother talking to the child, but it could also be the child to … [Read more]
