Book 950: Kaleidoscope – Cecily Wong
When someone from the publisher reached out about Kaleidoscope, this line caught me: “This book is heart-wrenching and hopeful and the […]
Book 950: Kaleidoscope – Cecily Wong Read Post »
When someone from the publisher reached out about Kaleidoscope, this line caught me: “This book is heart-wrenching and hopeful and the […]
Book 950: Kaleidoscope – Cecily Wong Read Post »
After reading Anyta Sunday’s adaptations of Jane Austen’s novels I knew I wanted to try one of her other contemporary
Book 924: Tell Me Our Story – Anyta Sunday Read Post »
I was a little surprised to find that there were already two additional books released in Con Riley’s His series.
Book 826: His Compass (His #2) – Con Riley Read Post »
I honestly don’t know how people exist without being paranoid ALL THE TIME. When I first said yes to this
Book 742: Crime Dot Com – Geoff White Read Post »
What a tome. I requested a copy of this from the publisher back in August 2018 after reading this review
Book 588: Crashed – How a Decade of Financial Crises Changed the World – Adam Tooze Read Post »
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 »
I understand how important this work is, you know, history and stuff (hello sarcasm), but there is no need for the
Book 369: Symposium – Plato Read Post »
This book simultaneously highlights what is good and what is bad about the white tower of academia. It explores a
Book 332: Male Sex Work and Society – Victor Minichiello and John Scott (eds.) Read Post »
I’m calling this one. And with that I’m down to eight remaining on my 30×30 list. I told you I’d
30 x 30: #19 – Finish visiting the entire MFA with Caroline Read Post »