Review for The Big Flush
I received this book from the publisher/TBR and Beyond Tours in exchange of an honest review.
Review for Libby and the Highland Heist
The next book in the series and a new semester begins, mysterious things happen, plus more!
Review for Warren the 13th and the Whispering Woods
The second book in the series and I was FINALLY able to read it! dances Witches, strange woods, sap-squatches, and more!
First Chapter First Paragraph Thursday Intros ~ Arsenic and Adobo by Mia P. Manansala
My name is Lila Macapagal and my life has become a rom-com cliché.
Not many romantic comedies feature an Asian-American lead (or dead bodies, but more on that later, but all the hallmarks are there.
Girl from an improbably named small town in the Midwest moves to the big city to make a name for herself and find love. Check.
Girl achieves these things only for the world to come crashing down when she walks in on her fiancé getting down and dirty with their next-door neighbours (yes, plural)? Double check.
Girls then moves back home in disgrace and finds works reinvigorating her aunt’s failing business. Well now we’re up to a hat trick of clichés.
And to put the cherry on top, in the trope of all tropes, I even reconnected with my high school sweetheart after moving back to town and discovered the true meaning of Christmas.
OK, that last part is a joke, but I really did run into my high school sweetheart. Derek Winter, my first love.
Blog Tour ~ ¡Ay, Mija!: My Bilingual Summer in Mexico by Christine Suggs ~ Review
Friday’s Page 69 ~ Libby and the Highland Heist by Jo Clarke, Becka Moor
Libby pulled on a cracker with Connie and it let out a huge bang, making them both laugh.
‘What does it say inside your cracker, Connie? Did you get a joke or a prediction?’ asked Libby.
‘Ooh, I got a prediction. It says: “I see travel in your future”, ‘said Connie in her best soothsayer voice.
Libby laughed. ‘Well, that’s no surprise. We do go to a travelling school!’
Review for The Vanishing of Aveline Jones
“Sometimes one may thus go to Faerie for an hour or two; or one may remain there for seven ,fourteen, or twenty-one years.”
Top 10 Books December 2022
Counting Down To 2023 – Top Reads of 2022 – #6: On Account of the Gum by Adam Rex
Read my review here!
