Do you feel that chill, readers? It’s winter coming! 🥶Here in Kansas City we got our first winter storm for the year recently, so I wanted to pick a… Read more Book Review: The Abominable Snowman of Pasadena (Goosebumps #38) →
Hello Ghosts and Ghouls, It’s time for another book review! Okay, so earlier this year I had the chance to read an advanced copy of Jessica Renwick’s newest book… Read more Book Review: Ghosts of Gastown →
Hi Bookworms! My final grad school semester is coming to a close, and this is one of my last reads before I finish, so as you can imagine, I’m… Read more Book Review: No Place Like Home →
Blurb: Twelve-year-old Hope Graves can see the dead. But nobody believes her. Not even her best friend. When Hope and her mom move to the Gastown area of Vancouver, their new home isn’t exactly as she imagined. The ancient apartment sits over a weird crystal shop, she misses her dad, and ghosts lurk around every corner. The worst part? The strange boy whose parents own the shop can see spirits too, and he won’t stop bugging her about it. Hope tries to avoid Oliver, but when a ghost… Read more New Book Release: Ghosts of Gastown by Jessica Renwick →
Howdy Bookworms, Today I’m taking another deep dive into some portal fantasy with my review of Wand by Landra Jennings. There’s something so mesmerizing about portal fantasy that really… Read more Book Review: Wand →
Howdy Bookworms, I hope you’re ready for some more fantasy book recs, because today I’m reviewing Race to the Sun by Rebecca Roanhorse. This wasn’t originally on my radar,… Read more Book Review: Race to the Sun →
Hello all you escapist bookworms, Reality can be such a bummer, and sometimes we just need to escape, am I right? Today’s book review is a portal fantasy novel… Read more Book Review: The Keepers of Elendiel →
Good morning animal lovers, and welcome to another book review! Today I’m reviewing The Sheep, the Rooster, and the Duck by Matt Phelan. I haven’t branched into historical fantasy… Read more Book Review: The Sheep, the Rooster, and the Duck →