Posts Tagged: Witty
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 …
Dewey Has Something To Say
Hi, to anyone interested… My name is Dewey, and I own a bookstore. My human is making me do this. She thinks that letting humans read what I have to say might be interesting. Personally, I’d rather…
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…
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…
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 …
The Queens of Villainy Strikes Again!
Ever wondered what happens when you bargain with your nemesis among the fae? In Enchanting the Fae Queen, the next installment in the Queens of Villainy by Stephanie Burgis, you’ll discover just th…
Char Reviews ‘Tusk Love’
This last year romance and romantasy have become huge in the reading world. Well, romance has always been popular, but thanks to BookTok, it has exploded. However, one sub- genre that isn’t talked …
Brigands and Breadknives Oh My!
Winter is the perfect time to get cozy under a blanket and read a good book. Nothing is more comfortable than a low-stakes fantasy written by the wonderful Travis Baldree. Brigands and Breadknives …
Char Shares The Heartbreak In ‘The Heartbreak Hotel’ Review
Heartbreak is unfortunately part of life, but what if there were a place where you could go and work through that heartbreak? Ellen O’Clover’s new book, The Heartbreak Hotel, has just that.
Louisa…
Play Nice By Rachel Harrison Spooky or Not?
What would you do to hide your children from a haunted house? Would you give up all custody to try to stay away? In Rachel Harrison’s Play Nice, you find Clio dealing with her mother’s choice after…
Char Talks About ‘The Blob: A Love Story’
What would you do if you found a blob-like creature outside of a bar one night? Would you save it or leave it? Vi in Blob: A Love Story by Maggie Su finds a blob creature and decides to take it wit…
Char review ‘Accomplice To The Villain’
Talking frogs, dragons, and magic, oh my! In this fantastic continuation of the Villain series by Hannah Nicole Maehrer, we find Evie increasingly turning to her dark side. Tristan struggles to kee…
Zombies And Romance? How Do Those Fit Together?
Unlike typical zombie books, Zomromcom by Olivia Dade takes a hilarious turn right from the start. Instead of the usual apocalyptic scene, the story kicks off with a burrito being used to save the …
Not Another Review: Enchanted Greenhouse
What happens when you create a talking plant just because you’re lonely? Well, a lot of things. Find out in The Enchanted Greenhouse by Sarah Beth Durst. Terlu wants company, but breaking the law c…
