This is a meme from The Broke and the Bookish. For info about the topics and how to participate, click here. This was one of the very first Top Ten Tuesday topics I did on the blog – all the way back in 2013. I wrote up my list before looking at that post, and hilariously only ONE author made […]
A new Miranda Kenneally book is always cause for celebration. Since reading all 5 Hundred Oaks books last year, I’ve known I can count on her to bring the fluffy swoons and dynamic characters that instantly put a smile on my face. Such is the case again with Jesse’s Girl. Honestly, by this point, I can’t imagine Kenneally […]
I’m finally totally wrapping up 2014 this week, with this last post: my reading statistics. Previously I’ve talked about my book favorites in the end of year survey, my other 2014 favorites, but now it’s time for the numbers! Long time followers will know that I have quite an obsession with tracking my reading in excruciating detail, but […]
It’s that time again! Time for the End of Year Book Survey, created by Jamie @ the Perpetual Page-Turner. Time to look back on a year’s worth of books! In case you’re interested, you can find my 2013 End of Year Book Survey here. 2014 Reading Stats Number of books you read: 128 (First: Evertrue; Last: My True […]
This is a meme from The Broke and the Bookish. For info about the topics and how to participate, click here. This year, I’ve added quite a few NEW favorite authors to my list, so I’m suuuuper excited about this topic 🙂 These authors are all amazingggg and you should all read all of their books plzkthnxbai. 1. Cora Carmack […]
Happy Thanksgiving to the Americans out there – and to the rest of you, happy Thursday! (I… guess.) I’m here with the tag that is making the rounds, so you know the drill. Gillian from Writer of Wrongs tagged me and now I have ten pesky questions to answer. (jk ilu kthnxbai) THE RULES: 1. Thank the blogger […]
I start this review in acute distress because I’M OUT OF MIRANDA KENNEALLY BOOKS NOW AND WAITING IS HORRENDOUS. *cough* Racing Savannah is another excellent installment in her Hundred Oaks series, with another swoony romance and a great southern vibe. The sport in question for Racing Savannah is horseback riding, which is new to me, but opens the […]
I suppose that with every series, it’s natural to encounter a book you like less than the others. It pains me to say that that is Things I Can’t Forget for me. Though I won’t say this book was bad – I still swooned and enjoyed the romance – there were multiple factors that kept me from really […]