Fangirl, by Rainbow Rowell, is one of those books that I had on my to-read list for what seemed like forever. I think I added it to the list not long after it came out—way back in 2013, apparently. Then I bought it a year or two ago at a book sale. Then I finally... Continue Reading →
Remember back in August, when I helped reveal the cover of The Lost and The Scarred, by T. Marie Alexander? Well, I'm happy to say that Alexander is back today, this time to answer a few questions for us. So take a few moments to settle in, and let her tell you a bit about... Continue Reading →
Sometimes, I can't exactly put my finger on what, exactly, I love about a book's cover. There's just something in the way everything comes together, the way the colours mesh with the fonts, the way the models mesh with the accents... just, everything. Such is the case with the cover of The Lost and the... Continue Reading →
With it being mid-July, summer is probably about half over where I live. Needless to say, that was a disappointing realization. Luckily, there are summer-themed books like T.K. Rapp's Summer Bucket List to make up for it. If today's excerpt is any indication, this will be the perfect one to read on a hot, lazy... Continue Reading →
Anticipation is such an important part of a novel. It keeps us readers turning pages, our stomachs in knots, and every muscle tense as we wait to find out what happens next. And today's excerpt, from On a City Street, by Pat Wahler, is absolutely dripping with it. I could write more in this little... Continue Reading →
Miranda Burski 