Book 802: The House in the Cerulean Sea – T.J. Klune
I knew I was going to like this going in because of how much I enjoyed the quirkiness of Klune’s The […]
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I knew I was going to like this going in because of how much I enjoyed the quirkiness of Klune’s The […]
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What a lovely little novel. I grabbed it from the library after reading Teddy Spenser Isn’t Looking for Love and
Book 801: The Little Library – Kim Fielding Read Post »
And this just goes to show what happens when you have to eat your words. At the end of my
Book 791: Fall Through Spring (Winter Ball #3) – Amy Lane Read Post »
After finishing Wolf Hall, I knew I was going to need a bit of a breather and where else to
Book 789: Summer Lessons (Winter Ball #2) – Amy Lane Read Post »
Oh how the tides of turned, these days I’m like GIVE ME ALL THE MM Holiday Romances, whereas when I
Book 787: Winter Ball (Winter Ball #1) – Amy Lane Read Post »
What was missing from Heidi Cullinan’s Love Lessons series? A fake boyfriend romance, so of course that’s what she provided
Book 785: Lonely Hearts (Love Lessons #3) – Heidi Cullinan Read Post »
It’s been quite a while since I read anything by Heidi Cullinan—and this is distinctly different from her contributions to
Book 782: Love Lessons (Love Lessons #1) – Heidi Cullinan Read Post »
If you want to know how to piss me off when it comes to a book put the setting in
Book 777: Ben’s Bakery and the Hanukkah Miracle – Penelope Peters Read Post »
I think I found the natural successor to Perry Moore’s Hero. I honestly don’t remember that much about Hero, other than
Book 762: The Extraordinaries (The Extraordinaries #1) – T.J. Klune Read Post »