Booktube Bites: Unread Book
Booktube Bites is a weekly segment in which I spotlight cool bookish videos on the internet. I will discuss some entertaining videos and Booktubers which you
Category: Book Blog
Book Review: “Julia and The Art of Practical Travel” by Lesley M. M. Blume
“Julia and the Art of Practical Travel” by Lesley M. M. Blume (2015) Genre: Middle Grade, Travel, Fiction, Historical Page Length: 192 pages (hardcover edition)
Book Review: “War: A Crime Against Humanity” by Roberto Vivo
“War: A History of Humanity” by Roberto Vivo (2015) Genre: War, Non-fiction, Historical Page Length: 274 pages (electronic edition) Synopsis: Roberto Vivo deftly guides the reader
Banned Books Week 2015!
It’s Banned Books week 2015! What is it? The annual event that occurs in late September and celebrates the freedom to read. This year Banned
Booktube Bites: Food in Literature
Booktube Bites is a weekly segment in which I spotlight cool bookish videos on the internet. I will discuss some entertaining videos and Booktubers which you
Book Tag Thursday: Inside Out Book Tag
As always for this segment I will find awesome book tags throughout the vast, wide inter-webs and complete mini-challenges. I’ll hope you’ll have fun and
Book Review: “We Are All Made of Molecules” by Susin Nielsen
“We Are All Made of Molecules” by Susin Nielsen (2015) Genre: Fiction, YA, Contemporary Page Length: 250 pages (hardcover edition) Synopsis: Thirteen-year-old Stewart is academically
What I’m Listening To…Songs For Autumn
Hello readers! I love listening to music of all genres on a daily basis. I can’t go a day without popping on some headphones and
Book Tour & Review: “Pieces of Why” by K.L. Going
Pieces of Whyby K. L. GoingPublisher: Kathy Dawson BooksRelease Date: September 8th 2015Rate: Synopsis: From the award-winning author of Fat Kid Rules the World
Book Review: “The Little Paris Bookshop” by Nina George
“The Little Paris Bookshop” by Nina George (2015) Genre: Fiction, Romance, Contemporary Page Length: 392 pages (hardcover edition) Synopsis: Monsieur Perdu calls himself a literary apothecary.