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If I could only choose one word to describe my mantle, I would have to go with unique! As you can see, it's a little bit unusual. I have a small lego town on the mantle, with some favorite prints hanging above.Is it just me, or do red spines always seem to pop off the shelves? Which of these boldly colored books should I read next?Cast in ConflictDark and Shallow LiesWhat does everyone do with their bookish prints and tapestries? Here's a small corner of my library, with a few of my favorites. I wish I had room to hang up all of the prints I have!A Woman of IntelligenceGoodreads
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Tag Archives: Book Review
Review: Hour of the Witch by Chris Bohjalian
The paranormal meets historical fiction in Chris Bohjalian’s Hour of the Witch, a thrilling tale of one woman’s fight for survival. Continue reading
Posted in Fiction, Historical Fiction, Uncategorized
Tagged Book, Book Review, Books, Chris Bohjalian, Doubleday Books, Fiction, Hour of the Witch, Literary, Literature, Net Galley, NetGalley, Review
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Review: You Will Remember Me by Hannah Mary McKinnon
You Will Remember Me is the newest novel by Hannah Mary McKinnon, and it is one of those thrillers that caught my attention right away. After all, it merges the lines between thriller, mystery, and suspense, which is always an ideal combination, if you ask me. Continue reading
Review: Tokyo Ghoul Vol. 1
Written by Sui Ishida, and translated by Joe Yamazaki, Tokyo Ghoul is a series that I’ve heard so much about. But it was only recently that I decided to pick up the first volume and give it a try. Continue reading
Posted in Comics, Graphic Novels, Marvel, Uncategorized
Tagged anime, Book, Book Love, Book Review, Books, Joe Yamazaki, Manga, Manga Review, Net Galley, NetGalley, Review, Sui Ishida, Tokyo Ghoul, Tokyo Ghoul Vol. 1, Viz Manga, VIZ Media, VIZ Media LLC
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Blog Tour & Review: Mischief Maker: Norse Mythology Reimagined by Bruce Nesmith
Let’s be real, who can resist a novel that takes a different spin on Loki? (I was going to say the one and only…but that’s not quite accurate, now is it?). Written by Bruce Nesmith, Mischief Maker is a book that immediately caught my attention. Continue reading
Posted in Blog Tour, Fantasy, Uncategorized
Tagged blog, Blog Tour, Blog Tour & Review, Book, Book Review, Books, Bruce Nesmith, Fantasy, Fantasy Novel, Fantasy review, Fiction, Literary, Literature, Loki, Mischief Maker, Norse Mythology, Review, The Book Review Crew
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Blog Tour & Review: Beyond the Birch by Torina Kingsley
Is anyone else here totally obsessed with fractured fairy tales? No? Good! The second I saw Beyond the Birch, I knew that this was a book that I had to read. Written by Torina Kingsley, this book has a stunning cover, an imaginative story, and a captivating world. What more could I possibly have asked for? Continue reading
Posted in Blog Tour, Fantasy
Tagged Blog Tour, Blog Tour & Review, Book, Book Review, Books, Fantasy, Fiction, Literary, Literature, middle grade, Review
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Blog Tour & Review: You Can Go Your Own Way by Eric Smith
You Can Go Your Own Way is the latest novel to come from the mind of Eric Smith. It’s a young adult romance, with several other surprising elements woven into the mix. In other words, it is precisely the sort of reading I was looking for (you guys know I love genre-blending books). Continue reading
Review: The Nation of Plants by Stefano Mancuso and Gregory Conti
The Nation of Plants was written by plant neurobiologist Stefano Mancuso and was a surprisingly playful and enjoyable read. Granted, I went into this book expecting a lot of fun, especially as a plant and garden lover. Continue reading
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