Tag: Review
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#DoNotDisturb: How I Ghosted My Phone and Took Back My LIfe
Have you ever noticed that everywhere you look no one is looking at you? Instead, they’re staring at those little devices in their hands
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Vox
Dystopias have always been my reading jam, and I’d heard a lot about Vox by Christina Dalcher, including that it was the “next Handmaid’s tale.”
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I’ll Be There For You: The One About Friends
I love pop culture oral histories and when I saw this book was happening, I knew I had to have it.
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Last Rituals
With the completion of this “nordic noir” murder mystery, I have finally completed the PopSugar Reading Challenge for 2018 and wow, what a note to end on!
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Where You Go
Charlotte Pence has known the man we know as the Vice President since the moment she was born, and in this memoir about her life with her father from his days in Congress to his life in the administration, she takes care to paint a well-rounded picture of a man who loves his family, loves…
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Long Way Down
After being told to read this book by just about everyone I mention it to, I finally sat down and cranked out a reading of Long Way Down by Jason Reynolds and I thoroughly enjoyed it.
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Two Dark Reigns
Katharine, Arsinoe, and Mirabella return in the third installment of the Queens of Fennbirn series that began with Three Dark Crowns.
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Harry Potter: A History of Magic
The world of Harry Potter is still alive, now in a book where you can read about the fascinating collection of Harry Potter related items at the British Library.
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The Opposite of Innocent
The Opposite of Innocent is a haunting verse novel set against the backdrop of young love, what it is and isn’t, and one girl’s relationship with an older man that doesn’t go how she thought it would at all. I
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A Spark of Light
Jodi Picoult returns with her 25th novel, set over the course of one day as a gunman takes those inside an abortion clinic hostage
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The Hate U Give Spoiler Free Movie Review
Living in DC, I was lucky enough to see The Hate U Give come to the big screen two weeks before the rest of the worl
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The Child Finder
I finally read the missing-child-mystery I’d been wanting to read for over a year, and had owned for nine months, and I’m so upset I didn’t read it earlier, but it really puts October off to a good reading start.
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