Just a girl and her books
Welcome to another installment of Top Ten Tuesday (hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl). Today is a freebie, so I'm going with an idea that was recently used as a book stack challenge on bookstagram! The lovely Dennis (@scaredstraightreads) asked all of us to put together a slump stack and below are the picks I came … Continue reading Top Ten Tuesday: Books to get you out of a reading slump!
I've seen tons of Valentine's Day related posts all over Instagram and blogs featuring adorable couples and romantic gestures. In case you haven't been by the blog before, those aren't exactly attributes I look for when selecting a book. I would much rather read about a twisted, crazy relationship gone wrong! Feel the same way? … Continue reading A Crime Fiction Valentine’s Day Reading List
Since the last few days of 2018 are upon us, I thought it would be fun to feature a 2018 Wrap Up Series. Over 5 blog posts I will be highlighting books that I’ve read in 2018 across various topics: Best Instagram Book Club, Stephen King Reads, Best Debut Reads, Best Covers, and Favorites 2018 … Continue reading 2018 Wrap Up Series: Favorite Reads of 2018
I'm so terribly inconsistent with posting for Top Ten Tuesday (hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl), but when I saw today was a freebie, I thought it would be the perfect setting to talk about a topic I really love! I am constantly on #bookstagram and because of my interactions on there I am also constantly … Continue reading Top Ten Tuesday: Books I Found Because of #Bookstagram
Read: Five Little Pigs by Agatha Christie Six Stories by Matt Wesolowski Pop Goes the Weasel by M.J. Arlidge Bury Your Dead by Louise Penny The One by John Marrs Blood Wedding by Pierre Lemaitre Into the Black Nowhere by Meg Gardiner A Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess And Then There Were None by Agatha … Continue reading February Wrap Up
THE ONE | John Marrs 05.04.2017 | Del Rey Rating: 5/5 stars Match Your DNA promises that with just a simple mouth swab you can be paired to your perfect partner, the person who is your genetic match. Since the service launched a decade ago, millions of people around the world have submitted themselves to … Continue reading Book Review: The One
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