This short but sweet book with gorgeous photos instantly brought me clarity on these two talented Queens. It is as close as I can come right now to seeing a drag show and I will take it! SYNOPSIS Drag superstars Trixie Mattel and Katya have long captivated fans with their stunning looks, onscreen chemistry, and... Continue Reading →
This brief history of the worst ways to cure everything is the ideal nonfiction primer on the many ways humans have attempted to extend and enhance their lives through the years. Written by a practicing medical doctor, Lydia Kang, and historian / librarian, Nate Pedersen, the book reads like a duo of friends explaining to... Continue Reading →
Tomorrow is the day I'm going to die. I don't mean to get all dramatic about it. I saw this book while Christmas shopping and I just couldn't resist buying it for myself. I love gallows humor and this book certainly didn't disappoint. Of course, the fact that Denton Little's Still Not Dead was shelved right... Continue Reading →
I was surprised by how much I loved Where'd You Go Bernadette? and so when I saw that Marie Semple had a new book out I knew I would read it. I was even luckier to have the opportunity to enjoy the audiobook version of this book because the narrator, Kathleen Wilhoite, did an amazing job... Continue Reading →
I always enjoy Sophie Kinsella's books. I have even featured her in an Author Obsession spotlight. Most people know her for her Shopoholic series but I vastly prefer the books she has written outside of Becky Bloomwood's insatiable thirst for things. I didn't even know Kinsella had a new book coming out until I ran across it... Continue Reading →
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