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I'll admit that I don't subscribe to as many book boxes as I would like. However, the two that I am subscribed to (OwlCrate and BOTM) have always treated me well. And that's enough for me.I've never seen a silicone popcorn holder before this month! It's cute, though I'm not sure I'm going to end up using it for popcorn. Instead, it'll probably be relegated towards holding bookish odds and ends in my library.I may have a slight hoard of wax seals - and I really need some good excuses to use them. However, I'm never going to complain when a new seal is added to my collection! Hence why I was so excited to find this cutie in April's OwlCrate box.Over the years I've worked hard to create a comfortable desk with a style I can enjoy. Bookish mousepads are already a nice addition!I am SO glad that I waited for OwlCrate's copy of Hotel Magnifique! This book has gotten so many amazing covers, but I legit think this one is my favorite. Plus, the hardcover glows in the dark! That's a first (for me).Look at all the lovely items that came with April's OwlCrate box. I have always been a sucker for bookish household items, and this box had not one but TWO items. Plus some coffee and other cute items. I'm thrilled!Goodreads
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Monthly Archives: December 2021
My New Year Resolutions
Every new year I tend to make an insane list of goals that I will never stand a chance of achieving. This year, I’m trying to keep my resolutions down to earth. Primarily, that means I’m focusing on my reading … Continue reading
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Tagged Book, Book Review, bookish, bookish resolutions, Books, Comic, Fantasy, Fiction, Graphic Novel, Literary, Literature, new year, resolutions, Review
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Review: A Sword Named Truth by Sherwood Smith
Sherwood Smith is back with a brand new fantasy series, Rise of the Alliance. And it all starts with A Sword Named Truth (I love that name). However, I should mention that this series is set in the same world as Inda and is a bit of a prequel to the Crown Duel series (a true love of mine, please go read!). Continue reading
Review: The Disappearing Act by Catherine Steadman
Are you ready for a thriller and psychological suspense novel full of twists and turns? The Disappearing Act, written by Catherine Steadman, combines Hollywood and missing persons in this new novel. Continue reading
Posted in Thriller, Uncategorized
Tagged Bellantine Books, Book, Book Love, Book Review, Books, Catherine Steadman, Fiction, Literary, Literature, Net Galley, NetGalley, Review, Thriller, Thriller Review
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Review: Questland by Carrie Vaughn
Fans of Carrie Vaughn and games should rejoice, as the two merge beautifully for Questland. This is her latest novel, one that is fun, chaotic (in the best ways), and full of that iconic RPG aesthetic. Continue reading
Posted in Fantasy, Uncategorized
Tagged Book, Book Love, Book Review, Books, Carrie Vaughn, Fantasy, Fiction, John Joseph Adams, Literary, Literature, Mariner Books, Net Galley, NetGalley, Questland, Review
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Review: The Bookstore on the Beach by Brenda Novak
Written by Brenda Novak, The Bookstore on the Beach is one of those books that immediately screamed ‘summer read’ to me. It’s one part romance, one part chick lit, and one part women’s fiction, which will make it perfect in the minds of many readers. Continue reading
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Review: Star Eater by Kerstin Hall
Kerstin Hall is back with a novel like no other. Star Eater promises to find a way to merge science fiction, horror, nuns, and cannibalism. Yes, you read that right. Continue reading
Posted in Science Fiction, Uncategorized
Tagged Book, Book Love, Book Review, Books, Fiction, Kerstin Hall, Literary, Literature, Net Galley, NetGalley, Review, Science Fiction, Science Fiction Review, Star Eater, Tor, Tor Books, Tor Publishing, Tor.com
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Realm Review: Black Widow: Bad Blood Episode 4
Natasha’s harrowing adventure continues in Black Widow: Bad Blood Episode 4. Her story has been every bit as dramatic as one might expect, blending the intrigue of her career with the action of Marvel comics. Continue reading
Posted in Fantasy, Marvel, Realm
Tagged Black Widow, Black Widow: Bad Blood, Black Widow: Bad Blood Season 1, Book, Book Review, Books, Fantasy, Fantasy Novel, Fantasy review, Fiction, Literary, Literature, Marvel, Marvel Comics, Marvel Review, Marvel's Black Widow, Marvel's Black Widow: Bad Blood, Marvel's Black Widow: Bad Blood Season 1, Realm, Review, Serial Box
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Review: Snow White Learns Witchcraft by Theodora Goss, Jane Yolen
Snow White Learns Witchcraft is a compilation of short stories and poems written by Theodora Goss. There’s an introduction written by Jane Yolen, which is admittedly the whole reason this collection ended up on my radar in the first place (thank you for that). Continue reading
Posted in Anthology, Uncategorized
Tagged Book, Book Review, Books, Fantasy, Fiction, Jane Yolen, Literary, Literature, Net Galley, NetGalley, Poetry, Review, Snow White Learns Witchcraft, Theodora Goss
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Review: Burning Girls and Other Stories by Veronica Schanoes
Burning Girls and Other Stories is a collection of short stories written by the one and only Veronica Schanoes. This is a powerful and compelling collection, and it does not pull punches when it comes to text or subtext. Continue reading
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Review: The Other Side of the Door by Nicci French
Nicci French’s latest novel merges thriller, mystery, and suspense into one. The Other Side of the Door is set in Franch, and it isn’t afraid to take some risks. Continue reading
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