Book Review of Conjured by Sarah Beth Durst: a Mind-Bending Read
I actually read four books this week, but I find myself capable of only reviewing one. I reviewed one of the four–Get Out of My Life–last week here, and I can’t review two of...
Category: Book Reviews
My Eight ADD/ADHD Parenting Books
In writing this particular post, I’m going to get a little personal, so I hope you don’t mind. By that, I mean that I’m going to divulge some of the difficulties I’ve faced as...
Book Review: Ever the Hunted, a Compelling Read
So, if we’re friends on Goodreads, you’ll notice that I’m again reading a plethora of books: Taking Charge of ADHD by Russell A. Barkley, Phd; A Writer’s Guide to Persistence by Jordan Rosenfeld; Without...
Book Review: The Bookseller by Cynthia Swanson, Fascinating and Charming
Trying to find books like the one I just finished writing, fiction ones that deal with dreams but that aren’t necessarily fantasy, I asked for some recommendations from my Facebook book club friends. The Bookseller,...
Book Review: The Chemist by Stephenie Meyer: Mixed Feelings
You have to know that I really wanted to like this book. I pre-ordered it on Amazon and anxiously awaited its arrival. Say what you will about Stephenie Meyer’s previous books, I thought they...
Book Review: Inborn by Amy Saunders, Not the Best
For all of you ten people who follow my book review blog: 1) thank you. You are awesome. 2) I’m going to break with tradition here and give a less-than-stellar review of a book,...
Book Review: Shades of Milk and Honey by Mary Robinette Kowal: Regency Magic
I find myself setting a new record, and not in a good way. I’m in the middle of six—count ’em—six books. Of course, reading that many all at one time slows down my ability...
Book Review of A Thousand Pieces of You, or How to Escape
A Thousand Pieces of You by Claudia Gray My rating: 5 of 5 stars (in GoodReads); here: 10 out of 10 stars. I have a confession to make: I think I’m becoming...
Book Review: Machinations by Hayley Stone: Amazing Read
I don’t understand why everyone’s not raving about Machinations by Hayley Stone. It’s a book set during a robot apocalypse, populated by people fighting for their lives and a main character who was killed by...
Book Review: The Forgetting by Sharon Cameron, a Journey
There are but two kinds of books in this world, in my mind: those that take you on a journey, and those that don’t. The journey a book can take you on can be...
