Sometimes, it's a single line in summary that hooks me. That isn't to say that the rest of the summary isn't good or interesting, just that that one line is incredibly intriguing. A lot of summaries try to pull it off, but end up with something a little closer to cliched. That's not the case... Continue Reading →
Some covers just hit me more than others, in an absolutely wonderful way. Do you know what I mean? Take the cover of Deadly Sweet, by Lola Dodge. I signed up to help reveal it because the summary hooked me from the first line. I mean, baking and witches? Yes, please. But this cover, you... Continue Reading →
Maureen Johnson's 13 Little Blue Envelopes is a novel I've read multiple times. It's also a novel I enjoy every time I read it, for a few different reasons. Yes, one of those reasons is that I always seem to forget the details. That, however, is not what keeps me coming back.
Panic, by Lauren Oliver, is one of those books I kept meaning to get to. It had been sitting on one of my bookshelves for months before I did, and not for any fault of its own. I just never seemed to be in quite the right mood to read it. Finally, about a month... Continue Reading →
Something about the summary for Welcome to Your Life, by Katrina Marie, struck me as soon as I read it. I'm not entirely sure what it was, but I think it had something to do with the single mother angle. Whatever it was that struck me, it prompted me to sign up to take part... Continue Reading →
Miranda Burski 