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Top Ten Tuesday: Top Ten Books To Read if You're Book Club Likes Contemporary YA Fiction.

Happy Tuesday Guys! I'm super excited to be here today participating in Top Ten Tuesday again. :) If you're not familiar with Top Ten Tuesday, it's a weekly meme that was created by The Broke and The Bookish and here's the link to their page if you're interested in learning more about it: http://www.brokeandbookish.com/p/top-ten-tuesday-other-features.html This week's topic is: Top Ten Books To Read If You're Book Club Likes____(if you're book club likes historical fiction, inspiring stories, YA books, non-fiction, controversial books to debate about, or pick a specific book). Since YA is my favorite genre, and everyone knows I'm the queen of reading contemporaries, I decided to use YA contemporary fiction as my picks for this week. Here's the ten books I'd recommend: 1) Anna and the French Kiss by Stephanie Perkins: I couldn't recommend YA contemporaries without choosing my favorite book of all time. On top of this be...

The Heartbreakers by Ali Novak Review

Happy Halloween Guys!  I hope you're all having a fabulous holiday. I'm currently rocking my rt d2 costume, and getting ready to hand out candy to trick or treaters.  I've finally emerged from my reading slump, and I can tell you that I'm feeling a whole lot better too. :) It seemed only fitting that the book that pulled me out my slump was one of the ones I'd been the most highly anticpating reading from my TBR shelf, and that was, The Heartbreakers by Ali Novak. If you haven't read my RT Booklovers recap posts, I had the pleasure of getting to meet Ali at RT, and she's one of my all time favorite authors. I had told her several times throughout the week that her novel My Life With The Walter Boys is one of my all time favorites, and she surprised me with giving me an arc of her currently available novel, The Heartbreakers.  I honestly can't wait to share my review of this awesome novel with all of you guys, so let's go ahead and get start...

Most Anticipated November 2016 Book Releases

Can you believe it's already almost November guys? It's crazy to think that Christmas will be here in less than two months, and that soon we will be saying bye to fall, and hello to winter. I have to say though that November is going to be an awesome month for book releases! There's so many awesome books being released, and I'm seriously wishing my husband didn't already enforce his annual "no buying books so close to Christmas" book ban, because otherwise I'd have quite a few sitting in my cart on Indigo right now. So, although I won't be able to purchase any of my anticipated releases this month, I still thought I would go ahead and share the three I'm the most excited about with all you guys. :) 1) Heartless by Marissa Meyer: It's no secret that the Lunar Chronicles by Marissa Meyer is one of my all time favorite book series. In fact, I have yet to read Winter or Stars Above because I'm just not ready yet for the seri...

Book Recommendations: Books To Cheer You Up When You're Feeling Bue

Hey guys, I hope you're all having a great week, and discovering lots of amazing books. :) As I've mentioned in my last couple of posts, I've definitely been having a rough time lately, and so in honor of that, I decided to do a book recommendations post. I thought now would be the perfect time to share some of my favorite books to read when I'm feeling down, and I'd love to hear any of your recommendations as well. 1) The Magic In Manhattan Series by Sarah Mlynowski: First, let's start out with a comedic recommendation. If I'm a tad down, and I'm in a need of a book that will have me laughing outright, Sarah Mlynowski's Magic In Manhattan series is always a good choice. Rachel's shallow, and a tad selfish personality always lead to hilarious results, thrown in some magic for good measure, and this is a book that I honestly think could brighten anyone's day. Runner up Recommendations: The Confessions Of Georgia Nicholson series b...

Books That Influenced My Childhood

Hey guys! It's Monday, and as I mentioned in my last post, I've been having a bit of a rough week. I've been dealing with some stuff that's had me pretty down, and literally all I've felt like doing is working or doing housework. I haven't picked up a book in about five days, which is really unusual for me, and I've also not really had the TV or my computer on in that time, other than for working on my blog. I know that everyone goes through tough times, and that in the end, I'm sure it makes us stronger, but it's definitely been a time in my life that I hope I never have to repeat. I feel I so rarely go through reading slumps, that it's always weird when I finally do, but I know I will eventually find my way back to my beloved books, as let's face it guys, books have and will always be a huge part of my life. So along those lines, For today's post, I wanted to talk about some of the books that had the greatest impact on my chil...

Tell Me Again by Michelle Major Review

Happy Friday guys! I hope all your weekends are off to a great start. :) Unfortunately for me, I've been going through some rough stuff this week, and I feel pretty devastated and upset right now, but I thought that possibly sharing a review for this book I recently finished, with all you guys just might help cheer me up Tell Me Again by Michelle Major: Publisher:  Montlake Romance Release Date:  October 18th, 2016 Source:   Publisher via Netgalley I received a copy of this book from the publisher via Netgalley, in exchange for an honest review. This in no way influenced my review, and all thoughts and opinions are my own. Synopsis: As a teenager, Samantha Carlton used a career in modeling to break free from her painful childhood-walking away from her reckless twin sister, an alcoholic mother, and the boy she loved. Yet she never outran the guilt of abandoning her family. When the past shows up on her doorstep in the form of her late sister's dau...

Top Ten Tuesday: Ten Characters I'd name a child/cat/dog/car/ etc After.

Happy Tuesday guys! I enjoyed Top Ten Tuesday so much last week, that I decided to go ahead and take part again this week. Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly meme created by The Broke and The Bookish, and here's the link to the main page if you're interested in becoming a part of it: http://www.brokeandbookish.com/p/top-ten-tuesday-other-features.html Today's topic is: Ten Characters I'd Name A Child/Cat/Dog/Car/ etc After, and I think it's going to be a really fun one. First, Characters I'd Name a Pet after: 1) Katsa from Kristin Cashore's Graceling: I have to start with Katsa, since it is actually what we named our adorable black and white kitten almost a year ago. She's grown so much since this picture, but this was taken right after we decided on her name. We tried several different book characters, but Katsa is the one she loved right away, and so is what we ended up going with. 2) Rose from Richelle Mead's Vampire Academ...