♥♥♥ Savannah is a collection of poetry that I did not particularly enjoy, but I did not exactly dislike either. I guess you could say that it was just ‘not my cup of tea.’ It was neither fantastic nor dreadful, rather falling somewhere in-between. I believe my biggest problem was […]
♥♥♥♥ Chicken Feathers and Garlic Skin is a unique tale about a Chinese woman who was a factory worker on Saipan. In the story, you find out about the working conditions that she and other factory girls were forced to work in, as well as learn about her personal life […]
Let me start by saying that I do not read horror, and I am not interested in Zombies. I don’t watch zombie movies, and I usually don’t read zombie books. I did not think I would rate this story above three stars. Period. It was the choose your own […]
Everyone who knows me knows that I am a ‘football fanatic’- if you don’t what that means, you need to read this book. ‘Gaga For Gridiron’ is an easy to understand book on everything football, specifically geared towards women. I began reading this book with a football knowledge I would […]
♥♥♥♥ I can find only one singular flaw with ‘When It Rains’ and that is that there are quite a few typos. Seeing as it doesn’t interfere with the story itself, I simply overlooked it. People who are ‘grammar Nazis’ may find fault in this, but I for one couldn’t […]
♥♥♥ ‘Just Like Heaven’ really wasn’t my type of book. The story line itself was well thought out, but just a bit cliché. I felt that the story jumped from one major event to the next much too quickly, and that sometimes I wasn’t really sure who was speaking because […]
‘The Mine’ is a thrilling, awe-inspiring read. When I first began reading the book, I’ll be honest-I had my doubts. Yet each turning of the page drew me more and more into the story, until I felt as though I were truly immersed in the dual worlds this book encompasses. […]
♥♥♥♥ ‘The Journey’ was, for the most part, a fantastic read. It was well thought out, engaging, and the characters were extremely realistic. I think the latter is the reason I have to admit I did not, at all, like the ending. Okay, that’s a little harsh. No, I did […]
Five Stars***** A.D. Trosper has managed to give life to a whole new world, filled with fantastically diverse and realistic characters. By the time I had read through the first six chapters or so, I felt as though I were amongst friends. The entire book plays out like a movie […]
♥♥♥♥♥ In ‘The Last Sundancer’ Karah Quinney has managed to give life to a slew of characters. Amara, Kaichen, Antuk, Azin, and Denoa in particular are imprinted upon my mind. These characters are entirely believable, and their desires are realistic. We all know what it is like to feel hopeless, […]
