Jennifer Comeaux, author of Life on the Edge, has graciously anwsered a few questions for me about her new book and a few fun ones! Be on the lookout for my review of Life on the Edge tomorrow! What drew you to write about figure skating? I’m a huge fan of the sport, and I’ve always been fascinated by the behind-the-scenes ...
Book Review: Something Like Normal
Something Like Normal by Trish Doller Bloomsbury June 19, 2012 (MY BIRTHDAY) cover: kissy face plot: hot soldier comes home writing style: new awesome author alert characters: yay male POV pace: like real life uniqueness: it’s not dystopian rating: loved it Goodreads ♥ Amazon ♥ Author Website...
Book Review: Let Me In
Let Me In by Callie Croix Carina Press May 21, 2012 cover: indie hit plot: smexy, yet emotional writing style: smut-usual characters: marine badass pace: in the span of a weekend uniqueness: different from contemporary that I have read rating: liked it Goodreads ♥ Amazon ♥ Author Website _________...
Review: Lola and the Boy Next Door
Lola and the Boy Next Door by Stephanie Perkins Dutton September 2011 cover: i love it because i love her. plot: finding yourself and love writing style: witty and fun characters: adorable pace: steady uniqueness: it’s perkins, people rating: really liked it Goodreads ♥ Amazon ♥ Author W...
Book Review: Under the Never Sky
Under the Never Sky by Veronica Rossi HarperCollins January 3rd, 2012 cover: the storm is coming plot: adventure/dystopian writing style: straight-up characters: strong-willed pace: fast uniqueness: dystopian with a sci-fi twist rating: really liked it Goodreads ♥ Amazon ♥ Author Website _________...Author Spotlight
John Green Week: Because He is Made of Awesome
I just recently discovered the awesomeness of John Green so when Farrah over at I Eat Words email me about participating in a week dedicated to him I was all about it. This is just an intro post to make sure that anyone that wants to participate can. More detail will come soon. So if you love John Green or ...
Author Spotlight : Interview with Tina Ferraro
How did you start writing? I have been daydreaming and making up stories for as long as I can remember. When I was about seven, my teacher told my mother that my short stories were the best she’d seen for that grade! My mother was thrilled, but I was confused. Writing stories was just fun…like skipping rope ...
Author Spotlight: Gwen Hayes
Goodreads Twitter I have been thinking about doing this feature once a month, not necessarily on any planned day, just when I really have connected with an author’s work that month. Such as this month, with the recent release of her debut novel Falling Under, I previously bought all her short stories/novellas on my kindle. And I have to say...
