Book 462: The Courtesan – Alexandra Curry
When Dutton reached out to me about a copy* of this book for its new paperback release I jumped at
Book 462: The Courtesan – Alexandra Curry Read Post »
When Dutton reached out to me about a copy* of this book for its new paperback release I jumped at
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As much as I enjoyed the other O’Keefe novels, this one just didn’t work for me. It’s still a great
Book 437: A House Like A Lotus (O’Keefe Family #3) – Madeleine L’Engle Read Post »
When I received this book from the publisher*, I immediately rejected it out of hand as I usually steer clear
Book 415: The Power of Forgiveness – Joan Gattuso Read Post »
Having just finished reading the Marvel Illustrated version of Emma, I figured why not try the Manga Classics version! I
Book 389: Emma (Manga Classics) – Stacy King, Crystal Chan and Po Tse Read Post »
Before I conquer Dr. Mütter’s Marvels, I decided to read the Marvel Illustrated version of Emma. If you’re not aware, Emma is my
Book 388: Emma (Marvel Illustrated) – Nancy Butler and Janet Lee Read Post »
Going into Ayn Rand’s Anthem I had very little “real” knowledge of her, her writing or her politics. Everything I know
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I first encountered Joe Meno way back in 2011 when I read The Boy Detective Fails, which was a wonderfully quirky
Book 338: Tender as Hellfire – Joe Meno Read Post »
My friend Nick gave this to me to read ages ago and I’ve finally gotten around to it. I wasn’t
Book 337: Crome Yellow – Aldous Huxley Read Post »
The great part about The Austen Project, is I can read them in any order I want! Just like Austen’s original
Book 334: Northanger Abbey (The Austen Project #2) – Val McDermid Read Post »