Review: Obsidian by Jennifer L. Armentrout
Wow, I really need to be more regular with posting… it’s been a while… I’ve read quite a few books since my last post, but it’s been too long since … Continue reading
Review: The Uglies Series by Scott Westerfeld
*Spoiler Free Review* I have yet to do a whole series review on this blog because many of the series I have read aren’t complete yet or they started so … Continue reading
Review: Let’s Explore Diabetes with Owls by David Sedaris
Long time no see… or write, I guess. Sorry about the long hiatus, but after stopping to study for finals I was never really able to gain enough momentum to … Continue reading
How to Pick a Book: a Method for the Indecisive
So, I’m really indecisive when it comes to picking a book to read. There are so many options and I’m not always sure what I’m in the mood for. I … Continue reading
Review: That Time I Joined The Circus by J.J. Howard
Today, I’ll be reviewing That Time I Joined The Circus. I never feel like I can summarize a novel’s plot as well as the people who write book jackets, so … Continue reading
Review: The Casual Vacancy by JK Rowling!
So, it has been a while and I am very sorry. In my defense, I was swamped with exams and was not able to read anything not class-related for the … Continue reading
Review!: Wither by Lauren DeStefano
Hey y’all! I know I probably should be reviewing one of the books that I mentioned in my book haul, but I’ve had so much reading for class (painfully dull … Continue reading
Review: Jitterbug Perfume
My first review on this blog just has to be Jitterbug Perfume by Tom Robbins. As I mentioned in my Brontosaurus-sized Book Haul post, I have been given this book … Continue reading
Happy Blizzard Y’all!
On this fine Friday, you will find all of Boston’s residents sitting inside, watching the snow fall, and probably taking part in some festive day-drinking (The Weather Channel drinking game … Continue reading
Brontosaurus-sized Book Haul
Nothing is quite as satisfying as looking at a stack of new books. I know that sounds awfully materialistic, but the books in question don’t have to be new in … Continue reading
Brontosaurus Books 