Posts Tagged: LGBTQ+
February Is Over And Now On To March
Romance was in the air, and books were in hand. I think this month was good! I may not have gone by my TBR at all! Haha. Oops! Also, I unfortunately did DNF another book this month. It was a hockey…
What’s Up With ‘Of Monsters And Mainframes’
Have you ever wondered what a spaceship would think if it could? Well, you don’t have to think too hard! In the popular new Science Fiction novel ‘Of Monsters and Mainframes,’ by Barbara Truelove, …
Rainbow Book Challenge Fail
So for the month of June I tried to do the Rainbow Book Challenge. If you don’t know what that means, its where I take the colors of the rainbow and match covers of books to the colors. I had a rea…
Char Reviews: Fable For The End Of The World
Have you finished the new Hunger Games novel and now have no idea what to read next? Ava Reid’s book Fable for the End of the World is just that book. It has romance, fighting, and an expert hunter…
Char Read And Now Reviews: The Bones Beneath My Skin
The earliest UFO sighting in America was in 1639. Many people believe in life on other planets. Nate in KJ Klune’s The Bones Beneath My Skin never thought about something like that, and if he did, …
Char Read And Reviews ‘True Biz’
Did you know that within the Deaf community, each person has a unique ” name sign” that visually represents them, often incorporating personal characteristics or features, making introductions quic…
Char Blabs About ‘Somewhere Beyond The Sea’
When people talk about sequels, most of the time, it’s a negative response. However, sometimes you get a sequel that is better than the first. One that blows you away, just like the first book did….
Char Read ‘The Nightmare Before Kissmas’
What do Christmas and Halloween have in common? They both bring joy to the world. In the book ‘The Nightmare Before Kissmas,” by Sara Raasch, you explore not only what each holiday brings to the ta…
Char Gets Cozy With ‘The House In The Cerulean Sea’
When it comes to fall reads, there’s nothing quite like a book that wraps you in a warm hug. While many opt for spooky or mysterious tales, some of us crave a cozy escape. ‘The House in the Cerulea…
Char’s Take On ‘Can’t Spell Treason Without Tea’
Contrary to my belief, cozy fantasies extend beyond the realm of Legends and Lattes. My foray into this genre led me to the delightful work of Rebecca Thorne. ” is a unique gem, set in an atmosphe…
