One of my favorite fantasy book series
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One of my favorite fantasy book series
so-soHardy does well at conveying chemistry between Kissie and Trig. Their moments together were electric and when Hardy finally got to the smutty goodness it was HOT! There are a couple of things I have a gripe about, one of them being that we didn't get to see Trig and Kissie meet, I know it probably doesn't matter, but since we didn't get that first electric moment between them that sparked their attraction to each other, it felt like instalove.
A decided to make the sourdough from Joshua Weissman's cookbook. It's one of my bookish resolutions to make more recipes from books!
The Hubby keeps telling me to read Dune... but I just haven't 😬 I think it may be my forever TBR
pickI got to say that Anora was very realistic, here is a girl who just wants to live a quiet normal life, but is suddenly has powers that forces her to change her life's direction. I did sometimes get frustrated with Anora with some of the things she did and choices she made but I had to keep reminding myself that she is just a teenager thrust into something that is very unpleasant. Overall, a YA fantasy book whose world has a lot of potential.
Happy New Year!!! Do you have any #bookish #resolutions
I have a couple (besides read more)
1) Do more bookish cooking recipes
2) Read only the books I am interested in. Don‘t waste my time reading a book I don‘t like DNFing a book isn‘t the end of the world
3) Be more active in the bookish community and make friends
3) visit more bookstores
4) Shopping small business for books and #bookish merch
Someone got this book for The Gremlin Little J (My son) and I am so excited to read it to him. I grew up in this area that takes place in the book and used to chase down the paletero man during the summer.
pan*A Thank you to edelweiss + for allowing me to read this. This is my fair and honest review*
Due to the synopsis I had pretty high expectations for this book unfortunately it did not deliver. For me, the book just took way too long to start. I was about 33% in before anything remotely interesting happened. It was because of this that when the book had it's interesting moments I was not as invested as I felt I should have been.
Just add reading and you will have what I plan on doing this weekend 😊👍
so-so☕☕🍵/5
The main character needed a bigger back bone, the ending was rushed, and I was left with a lot of questions. The story is pretty unique, the thought of capturing ghosts with coffee and tea is intriguing.
Started rereading this for nostalgia... Read it over 16 years ago 😋. Do any of you reread books for nostalgia? I always like to compare what I thought of a book to what I think now, to see how my mind has changed.
My #currentlyreading for my book club. I don't read to many horror books so I think this year my goal is to read more horror. What about you all what are you going to read?
pick☕☕☕☕/5
I didn't expect to like this book but I did! Jewell has a way of creating realistic characters and situations that can (heartbreakingly) happen irl. While I did guess the who of the mystery, I didn't guess the how which was surprising.
pick☕☕☕ and a half/5
This is the fourth book in the Southern Ghost Hunter series and I love them all. Verity is so strong willed and the stories keep getting better. Such nice and quick reads, love to read them after a emotionally draining book.
Reading this for a book club. What are you reading?
pick☕☕☕☕/5
The artwork was amazing, perfectly captured the emotions of each character and Hill's writing is great. Only reason why it doesn't get a 5 is because I was left with a lot of questions.
Blame it on Mistletoe - a widow discovers her son is missing, her husband's friend (who is in love with her) arrives to help find him. Sparks fly.
If Only in My Dreams- a Cafe Owner finds an injured Fox and her widow neighbor helps nurse the fox and her heart.
What Child is This- a women's daughter just wants her daddy for Christmas, when he shows up does the women reconcile or protect her daughter and her heart.
