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I think I forgot to post my choices for December's BOTM (in my defense, the holidays are always very busy). I already happily read all four of my choices.The MaidAfter moving to a new town, I finally made it to my new (new to me, that is) town library! I am ABSOLUTELY THRILLED with what I found. I immediately signed up for a card, checked out two books, and then hopped on OverDrive to check out their online catalog - which also thrilled me.As you can see, my TBR stack(s) have not gotten any smaller! Which book would you read next?Fans of Brigid Kemmerer must have been SO excited to hear the announcement of her newest series, Defy the Night. Personally, I've never read anything by her (her backlog is on the list! I swear!), but I just couldn't resist this beautiful cover and title. And I am so glad that I decided to dive right in.A little late, but here are my BOTM choices for January! I went with:Goodreads
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Daily Archives: May 21, 2019
Review: The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek by Kim Michele Richardson
The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek is a brilliant and sometimes heartbreaking read. It probably had so much more impact due to the fact that it’s based on a true story, well, sort of. It’s inspired by real people, and a real career (the book women – librarians who would deliver books to locations too far and small for their own library). Continue reading
Review: Starship Repo by Patrick S. Tomlinson
Starship Repo is the newest novel from the mind of Patrick S. Tomlinson. And honestly, I couldn’t be happier about picking this novel up. I’ve been really craving something like this lately, but I hadn’t been able to put it into words until now. I wanted a space opera with a healthy sense of comedic relief and character building. I got all of that here. Continue reading
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