Review for Beer & Konijn – Een onverwachte vriendschap
Ik had dit boek al promoot zien worden op Twitter, dus ik was best blij om hem, dan wel in het Nederlands, te zien bij de bibliotheek.
Review for Opa’s griezelige gasten
Vorig jaar tijdens mijn vakantie kwam ik het eerste boek tegen, en ik vond hem hartstikke leuk. Ik was al aan het hopen dat er meer boeken zouden komen. Dus je kunt nagaan hoe blij ik was toen ik dit boek gisteren tegenkwam in de bibliotheek.
Review for Nande Koko ni Sensei ga!? Vol.1
A teacher, a student, and their constant accidental meetings (plus a big dose of ecchiness).
Weekly Quote for Week-34 2017
“Why, Mr. Biffy, you talk such scandal.”
“You wrong me, Madame Lefoux. I never gossip. I observe. And then relay my observations to practically everyone.”
Review for Heartless
The 4th book, pregnancy (and waddling around London solving mysteries), werewolves, vampires, zombie porcupines (!?), romance, and more!
Review for The Force Oversleeps
The second book with the new character Victor, and this time we have a temptation by the Dark Side, waking up isn’t the easiest, jealousy (not a quality that fits with a Jedi in training), sister problems, and much more.
Review for Wolf heeft kriebels
First Chapter First Paragraph Tuesday Intros ~ Heartless
“Five months! Five months you -dare I say it- gentlemen have been sitting on this little scheme of yours and only now you decide to inform me of it!” Lady Alexia Maccon did not enjoy being surprised by declarations of intent. She glared at the men before her. Fully grown, and a goodly number of centuries older than she, yet they still managed to look like shamefaced little boys.
Monday’s First Sentence ~ Home Sweet Motel
Like I told my friends at school, living in a motel is always exciting – especially during an alligator attack.
Review for Changeless
The second book in the Parasol Protectorate series, and we finally have a kick-ass parasol making its acquaintance. Plus sweet romance, something is happening to the supernatural beings, Madame Lefoux (squee) pops up, and lots and lots more.