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In Honor Of RL Stine’s Birthday Book Review

What were some of your favorite books that you read as a kid, and even now as an adult, you think about them? While I don’t think about every book I have read, I do tend to see some come across my …

Char Reviews ‘Killer Donuts’ And Makes Cookies

Nothing says fall like a trip to a local donut shop for apple cider donuts. Emily and her friends start their day at Killer Donuts by Ginger Bolton with treats in hand, then head into a corn maze b…

Cozy Fall Is Back With Candy Apple Kiss

Fall is in the air, and what screams fall more than an apple orchard? Follow Emily as she comes home to the apple orchard where she first met her friend Jake. The place where she found and lost her…

June and July Reading Recap

I think I forgot to post about my June reading, and now I’m writing about July. The sad part is that I did actually write a post and take pictures for it, but I never actually posted it. Oops! The …

This Is Not A Cozy: The Queen Of Blood Review

What happens when a cozy fantasy author writes something darker? Well, that is exactly what Sarah Beth Durst does with this series. ‘The Queen Of Blood’ is not cozy but a brutal story of magic and …

Book To Movie/ Show Review: Margo’s Got Money Troubles

Nothing is more motivating than when a book that sounds good is turned into a movie or TV show. That is exactly what drew me to Margo’s got money troubles, by Rufi Thrope. The show has just come ou…

Reviewing ‘Fragile Hopes’

Do you have someone who would do anything for you? For Ivy, it’s her little brother. In Fragile Hopes by Lisina Coney, Ivy works multiple jobs to give Joe everything she never had. After three yea…

Barbie Meets Slasher Review Edition

Horror is a genre that has a season devoted to it. Like most genres nowadays, you could find a time of year for it, but what if you lived in horror since you were a child? In Lindy Ryan’s new book,…

April Gone, Hello May

Have you ever planned your TBR, only to ignore it and read whatever sounds good? That’s exactly how this month went for me—I didn’t touch any of my planned picks. Instead, I went rogue on Kindle Un…

Scones And A Cozy Mystery? What Could Be Better?

The search for belonging challenges everyone—some must fight to find it. In the end, is it a place or the people around you? Nora had to fight to find her perfect place, and now she will fight to k…

Will You Be A Final Girl? Find Out In ‘How To Kill A Guy In Ten Dates’ Review

Romance and horror may seem worlds apart, but both share a central obsession: a person of intense interest. Obsession might sound extreme for a love story, but when you think about it, love is a li…

How Is It Already April? March Reading Recap

This month has been a weird one for me. It started with a slump, so honestly, I just picked up whatever sounded interesting in the moment and stuck with it. So, because of that, I did end up DNF-in…

Book Club Review Of The Ex-Girlfriend Murder Club

Boyfriends may come and go, but good friendships last. Sometimes, boyfriends introduce you to unexpected people. This happens to Kat Hu in The Ex-Girlfriend Murder Club by Gloria Chao. Kat not only…

March Book Of The Month Monster In The Moonlight

Wisconsin brims with cryptid legends, from Bigfoot to werewolves, making it a perfect setting for a scientist-minded main character raised among believers. That’s exactly the premise of Monster In …

Dancer Romance Surprises Char

Romance readers know that one of the biggest tropes right now is sports romance. However, for most of them, it is a dancer and a hockey player, or a figure skater and a hockey player. What would be…

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