Book Review: “Knocking on Windows: A Memoir” by Jeannine Atkins
“Knocking on Windows: A Memoir” by Jeannine Atkins (2025) Genre: Memoir, Nonfiction, Poetry Page Length: 304 pages (hardcover edition) Synopsis: Six weeks after the start
Book Review: “Underground Railroad Undead: Slaves vs. Zombies” by Radley Veljohnson
“Underground Railroad Undead: Slaves vs. Zombies” by Radley Veljohnson (2025) Genre: Fiction, Fantasy, Historical Page Length: 208 pages (electronic review edition) Synopsis: Missouri, 1853. (but not the
Comic Corner Roundup: October
Comic Corner Roundup is a bi-monthly segment that compiles mini-reviews of comics, graphic novels, and manga that I’ve read recently. Here are my reviews for
Spooktastic Recommendations: Not-So-Scary Halloween Movies
Since Halloween season is here, I thought I would put together a list of cozy Halloween-themed films that I recommend. Some are funny, others are
Book Review: “Puzzles and Premieres” (Magical Mystery Book Club #10) by Elizabeth Pantley
“Puzzles and Premieres” (Magical Mystery Book Club #10) by Elizabeth Pantley (2025) Genre: Mystery, Cozy Mystery, Fantasy, Fiction Page Length: 285 pages (paperback edition) Synopsis: This
Reading Recommendations: Spooktastic Reads 2025
It’s that time of the year again where horror films reign, kids go trick or treating, and candy is everywhere! Since Halloween is coming up
ARC Review: “An Amateur Witch’s Guide to Murder” by K. Valentin
“An Amateur Witch’s Guide to Murder” by K. Valentin Publishing Date: October 14, 2025 Genre: Fantasy, Mystery, LGBT Page Length: 336 pages (paperback review edition)
Book Review: “Through Our Teeth” By Pamela N. Harris
“Through Our Teeth” By Pamela N. Harris (2025) Genre: Mystery, YA, Thriller, Fiction Page Length: 368 pages (hardcover edition) Synopsis: Hope Jackson is dead. Everyone
Slice of Life: Summer Wrap-Up 2025
Summer is coming to an end! While I’m sad to see the season go, I’m highly anticipating enjoying the Autumn. It was a hot summer
Exploring Detroit & Windsor Through Stories: A Collaboration With Buried In Print Part. 2
As you’ve seen on my blog I love traveling to new places within the pages of a book. Buried in Print and I became connected through the