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 […]
This is a periodic discussion feature here at Snuggly Oranges about the bookish things that steal my heart. #7. Parallel Universes If you’ve been around the blog and have read my Top Ten Tuesday posts, you’ve probably noticed a trend among some of my favorite books. I am in love with the concept of parallel universes. It instantly puts books […]
This is a meme from The Broke and the Bookish. For info about the topics and how to participate, click here. I decided not to choose a specific genre for this post because, well, I just don’t read enough books – much less the underrated ones. Soooo deal with it. Here are ten books I’ve loved that I think deserve […]
This is a meme from The Broke and the Bookish. For info about the topics and how to participate, click here. As I looked at the topic for this week I had a moment like, “Wait, didn’t we do this topic just last year?” Well, we didn’t, but roughly a year ago I wrote an elaborate mushy post including examples […]
This is a meme from The Broke and the Bookish. For info about the topics and how to participate, click here. Initially, when I saw today’s topic, I kind of drew a blank. “Huh. What. *moans* I have to think?” Under the shower I started laughingly thinking of what I could write about if I chose Doctor Who, and guess […]
This survey was created by the lovely Jamie at the Perpetual Page-Turner! It might be a bit late, but I absolutely didn’t want to do it before the year was over, in case the last couple reads were absolutely amazing. So, yeah. Late, maybe. But I regret nothing. (I’ll have a personal review of 2013 later involving blog […]
Parallel is an absorbing, touching, and heartfelt read that completely surprised me. It may have some issues that keep it from being perfect, but for me the enjoyment factor was through the roof. The main character, Abby, is an example of a flawed, sometimes dumb, sometimes fickle main character that works. I may have questioned her at times […]