Top Ten Tuesday hosted by The Broke and the Bookish Psycho by Robert Bloch The Exorcist by William Peter Blatty Night Of The Living Dead (Goosebumps #7) by R.L. Stine It by Stephen King Thinner by Stephen King Annabelle by Ruby Jean Jensen Miss Peregrine’s Home For Peculiar Children by Ransom Riggs Cage of Bones […]
Weekly Wrap-up is where I share happenings on the blog, books I have read or acquired recently. I link to Caffeinated Book Reviewer, and The Book Date Last Week on the Blog This Week on the Blog Books I Acquired
I was greatly anticipating Diane Setterfield’s next novel as soon as I put down The Thirteenth Tale. the writing style was intoxicating and held perfect suspense. I was expecting the same caliber with Bellman & Black. I received the same beautiful writing but the suspense I was looking for was not. I know it is […]
I originally decided to read Divergent because of the impending film release in March and thus jumped on the Divergent bandwagon. I am so glad I did. All the characters are well-developed and the inevitable teen romance between Tris and Four, while predictable was well done and like Eric to Ariel all I could think […]
Weekly Wrap-up is where I share happenings on the blog, books I have read or acquired recently. I link to Caffeinated Book Reviewer, and The Book Date Last Week on the Blog This Week on the Blog Books I Acquired
Book Blogger Hop is hosted by Ramblings of a Coffee Addicted Writer This week’s question: Norman Bates VS Hannibal Lecter: Which one of these famous book murderers is scarier? Answer: Norman Bates, mentally he seems more deranged to me. To the end of the book/movie he thinks there is absolutely nothing wrong with him, unwilling to even harm […]
Shameless Self-Promotion here. This morning I was interviewed in the Pittsburgh Examiner for a new segment on historical fiction book bloggers. I loved going through all the bloggers Q&As as each one was unique and gave a look into who they are. If you get the chance please go check it out! In other news, Veronica […]
The Last Winter of Dani Lancing is tragic, the premise unimaginable, yet it was engrossing. P.D.Viner created characters that made you feel. Grief. I felt her parent’s grief, it hung in the air like a cloud before a rain storm. You’d think with the subject matter, a girl murdered with her parents left to pick […]
Weekly Wrap-up is where I share happenings on the blog, books I have read or acquired recently. I link to Caffeinated Book Reviewer Last Week on the Blog This Week on the Blog
Dewey’s 24 Hour Read-a-Thon begins today and I am ready to read! I’ll be keeping track of my progress and mini-challenge participation on this post so as not to bog down my blog. I would love to read for at least 6 hours and finish one (or maybe two) books. Queue (I have not deluded myself […]