Time to share what I'm loving in, and out, of the book community this week! Because you are all pure brilliance.
Still not over the fact that SUMMER IS HERE and June is almost over. Here's my weekly, "Time is moving TOO QUICKLY!" entry/statement.
This is technically not the first time I've done a Sunday Post (hosted by Kimberly at Caffeinated Reviewer) but it has been SEVERAL years, and I only posted probably twice at most, and I didn't tag it as simply Sunday Post (I probably did it as !JESSICA DOES SUNDAY POST or something equally as inconvenient.
So, we're just pretending to start over here!
So, we're just pretending to start over here!
achive: 2019
Christin Riccio's Prose is Genuine and Warm (Review: Again, but Better by Christine Riccio)
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I know, I know, I should have posted this a month ago. How did the debut of Christine Riccio hold up? Let's go! Time for Again, but Better.
For life can change in an instant. In seconds. In minutes. We all know this. Often, we don't consider it.
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Guest Post: Mark S. Moore Talks the Many Types of Readers and How You Can Deal With Them
7:30 AMSpecial thank-you to Mark S. Moore for agreeing to stop by and discuss the different types of readers with us today. This was truly a fascinating topic choice and I love diving into the many archetypes of readers and reviewers. (And mostly anything in life, given how analytical I am.)
This tag is totally what floats my goat. In which Loretta clearly has a sense for when I'M BORED and in need of a TAG. Also, I may or may not be obsessed with taking quizzes.
archive: 2019
DNF | Speed Reviews: Evermore, Wicked Lovely, Everless and The Winds of Heaven
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2019 saw a bit of a change for me: I've been DNF a bit more! Typically, I have an issue with giving up on, well, anything. This year I decided to stop wasting my own time on books that just aren't my cup of tea. Here are the more recent additions to my DNF shelf--and why.
Summer is almost here. If this were a movie, the sun would be shining. Insert clips of sunshine and beaches, laughing and upbeat music. Really, it's nothing more than another gloomy and rainy day here.
archive: 2019
Walk of Shame is Humorous, Subtle and Pure Fun (Review: Walk of Shame by Lauren Layne)
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Action Packed, Epic Fantasy to its Very Core and Beautifully Written (Review: Black Leopard, Red Wolf by Marlon James)
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The year in fantasy, so far, has been hit or miss. And this was one of the most anticipated releases of the year.
Another day, another delightful romance under the Proper Romance's list of goodies. Return to the Mayfield Family with the latest installment: Daisies and Devotion.