Stephanie Garber This book was always in the young adults section of the waterstones shop. There was always a copy of it on the shelf and I would always pick it up. I would read […]
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Mirage
Somaiya Doud. I am not usually one to be enticed by space travel. Just because it typically makes me think of Star Trek or Star Wars. Both excellent series in their own rights but not […]
The City of Brass
S. A. Chakraborty I would like to put a spoiler warning out there for anyone who may not have read this yet or are currently reading it and have not finished. Just in case I […]
Building a Writing Habit.
Falling out of the habit. It is no secret that with moving house a lot of things sort of fall behind on the list of importance. It is also no secret that University did not […]
Kindle 1
His Princess By Alexa Riley I am back on the kindle reading as well. These books are short sweet and to the point. Sex. Instand love at first sight sex. Dominant male, that is big […]
Audible 2
Becoming By Michelle Obama. I absolutely loved listening to this woman. She was very down to earth, enlightening, and honest. Everything she spoke about sounded so real. It was nice for a change. There was […]
Audible Book 1
The Silent Ones. K. L. Slater. I decided, quite spontaneously, that I would try out audible. Quite a few people say that they prefer it over listening to the radio. Honestly, I would have to […]
Waterstones Podcast Season 3 Episode 2
Adaptations In this episode they talk about adapting stories into different formats. Novels to scripts. Pages to screens. The authors involved are Margaret Atwood, Neil Gaimen, and R. J. Palacio.
Waterstones Shelfie 1 2020
Here it is, the first shelfie from Waterstones for 2020. Jeanine Cummins She doesn’t appear to have a website. So, the basic info I can give is, she is an author, lives in New York, […]
Waterstones podcast season 3 Episode 1
I’m running a little late this morning so as a quick and easy post I am just going to leave this here. The podcast is back! Yes, more chats with authors and the subjects of […]
