This middle grade supernatural mystery kept reminding me of something until I finally realized, I'd already read it! An accidental re-read was just as much fun and a good reminder of why I keep track of my books now. SYNOPSIS In the corrupt metropolis of Peligan City, Lil Potkin, a determined young reporter, is on... Continue Reading →
I am behind a bit on posting my September reading reviews but this book, and the rest of my Orilium readings, are too good to not talk about. This one, a middle grade mystery on a train through England and Scotland was excellent adventure I needed. SYNOPSIS In The Highland Falcon Thief: Adventures on Trains #1,... Continue Reading →
I don't know what you were planning to read this October but I cannot recommend this collection highly enough. This short story collection of fairy tales, dark and delicious, was the perfect way to start my October. SYNOPSIS Twelve tales, twelve dangerous tales of mystery, magic, and rebellious hearts. Each twists like a spindle to... Continue Reading →
It's the best month of the whole year - October! Fall is my absolute favorite. The weather commits to cooler temperatures which means I can get rid of my tired and hated summer wardrobe. The leaves put on a glorious show. My allergies fade away. And all of October leads to the best holiday of... Continue Reading →
Oh you spooky lovely story! If you enjoy history and suspense this middle grade book is a perfect fall read! SYNOPSIS For fans of Small Spaces and the Goosebumps series by R.L Stine comes a chilling ghost story based on real Chicago history about a malevolent spirit, an unlucky girl, and a haunting mystery that will tie... Continue Reading →
This book has revolutionized my understanding of Artificial Intelligence. Complete with cute drawings and hilarious AI-created lists this book is perfect for anyone concerned that Robot Overlords are in our near future. SYNOPSIS "You look like a thing and I love you" is one of the best pickup lines ever…according to an artificial intelligence trained... Continue Reading →
I know we are supposed to avoid judging a book by its cover but this one is just too cute to pass up. I'm not sure if it was the set of the character's face, the animal accompanying her or the falling sparkling leaves but everything about this cover begged me to read this book.... Continue Reading →
Y'all....this trilogy was a ride. From start to finish I struggled to put them down and the final book in the series had me sitting in my kitchen, perched on the edge of my seat. That kitchen seat is miserable! I just couldn't take the three seconds to walk into another room and get comfortable.... Continue Reading →
If you love learning but struggle to recall what you learn, first of all, SAME, and second, this book is absolutely for you. Whether you are a student, a teacher, or a life long learner, this book will give you the science and practical tips to take what you learn and make it stick. SYNOPSIS... Continue Reading →
Oooh, I do so love looking at everyone's reading plans at the beginning of the month. I can see everyone organizing their ARCs, new releases, personal goals etcetera. What are my reading plans for the month? I'm not making any! *cue maniacal laughter* I started the year with plans to read with Joy and to... Continue Reading →
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