Happy Valentines Day everyone! I hope you all will be having a fantastic day. I know that I’ll be working on homework, nomming chocolate alone and wishing for my Prince Charming. But I know that my Prince Charming will not be any of those men from Book Riot’s small list […]
One of BookRiots writers, Kelly Jensen, wrote a great piece about non-fiction about girls, women and feminism and came up with a list of books. Maybe if I have some time I’ll check it out, but it does look like a fantastic list. If you’ve read any of the books […]
Apparently, this summer, J.K. Rowlings script of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Part I and II will be published as a book this summer! “The publication won’t be a novel, as many fans had hoped, but will allow those who haven’t managed to get hold of tickets to the sold […]
Definitely an interesting post from BookRiot about finding bookish treasures in thrift stores. I do love thrift stores because of the cute things that you can find in them. How about you? What’s the coolest, or uniquest thing, you have found in a thrift store?
How cool is this?! It’s a little shop made out of books which were clued together and then carved out. Gosh, I wish I had skill to make something like this… What’s the most creative thing you’ve done which is book related?
Praise for Stephen Leather’s Jack Nightingale series: “Another great thriller from Stephen Leather but this time with a devilish twist!” – James Herbert “Written with panache, and a fine ear for dialogue, Leather manages the collision between the real and the occult with exceptional skill.” – Daily Mail “A stunning […]
A fantastic article by Laura Freeman titled A New Years resolution worth keeping: support bookshops instead of Amazon is well worth reading. As lovers of books it is thought provoking. The article makes some fantastic points, showing that while buying from Amazon is simple and such, as well as delivers quickly, you […]
He spoke the truth!
This post contains affiliate links. Please see my full disclosure here. Summary “When Bella West crash lands on prison planet Dragath25, the only thing standing between her and a mass of brutal criminals is one of their own, a ruthless loner known only as 673. But what starts out as a […]
About the Book Title: Trapped Author: Alison Aimes Genre: Sci-Fi Romance Release Date: March 3rd 2016 Publisher: Indie Published Print Length: 239 pages Format: Paperback and Digital Print ISBN: 978-0-996-4683-1-2 Digital ISBN: 978-0-9964683-0-5 HIS PLANET. HIS RULES… Trapped by Alison Aimes is an action-packed, sexy sci-fi that takes […]
You can also remember the cute moments from the dog-eared pages – the places where you had to remember because it needed to be read about 2,000 times more.
With the new movie adaption of the well-known book Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them by J.K. Rowling being talked about a lot, Harry Potter has once again hit the spotlight, even though it technically didn’t really leave. But did you ever wonder what your reading habits were, based on the […]
BookRiot came up with nice tips for how to read if you’re busy and the list is fantastic! And useful too. Check it out and good luck with your reading busy people!
This is absolutely accurate! I know how I’ll be spending my weekend.
Ever wonder which awesome authors visited The Late Show with Stephen Colbert? Well you don’t have to wonder anymore. BookRiot came up with the list, and to say I’m jealous that he got to meet them is an understatement!
Tomorrow you can expect an interview with Frank Carlyle, the author of A Lady’s Submission. How exciting!!! Check back tomorrow!
Yesterday I went into the city with my mom for the day as she had found a Japanese book store and as I love Japan, the culture and am learning the language in university, we decided to go and check it out and tag on a bunch of other stuff too […]
Never seen something more accurate…
Book Riot gathered together 3 great Graphic Memoirs of Foreign Places and I’m definitely curious about them and want to check them out if I can. I’ve always found these types of pieces of literature to be so interesting, because not only are you getting a memoir, but you are also […]
My library does this great thing that, depending on the season or holiday, they do bookshelves with a theme. Right now it is “warm up with winter reads” as it is cold outside. The books are summer books but books about winter. It’s a great place to find something with […]
