My letter “F” pick for this year’s A to Z Challenge was FAIRY TALE by Stephen King. As usual, Stephen King has written a tome, and the writer in me… Read more A To Z Book Review: Fairy Tale by Stephen King →
My letter “C” pick for my A to Z book list was the much-anticipated finale to Cassandra Clare’s Last Hours trilogy, Chain of Thorns. Set in the Shadowhunter universe, it… Read more A to Z Book Review: Chain of Thorns →
My letter “B” pick for this year’s A to Z reading challenge was BOOK OF A THOUSAND DAYS by Shannon Hale. This lovely, lyrical tale weaves the story of Dashti,… Read more A to Z Book Review: Book of a Thousand Days →
My letter “M” pick for the A to Z book challenge was The Midnight Library by Matt Haig. This book was amazing. The general premise is that the main character,… Read more A to Z Book Review: The Midnight Library by Matt Haig →
My letter “L” pick for the A to Z reading challenge was The Light Between Oceans by M.L. Stedman. This haunting story takes us to a tiny, remote island off… Read more A To Z Book Review: The Light Between Oceans by M.L. Stedman →
I know I’m way behind on these – apologies, but I’ve been hammering my way through a draft, prepping for (and attending) a big book event, and just generally overloaded.… Read more A to Z Book Review: HUNTED by Meagan Spooner →
My pick for the letter C in my A to Z Book Read was Copper Sun by Sharon Draper. Copper Sun gives us a story from two points of view: first, we meet Amari, a West African girl of fifteen, living an idyllic life with her tribe. She’s being happily courted by the man she will be married to in a year’s time, she hates chores like any teenager, loves her mother’s cooking, and dotes on her younger brother, a child of ten. All of this changes in every terrible… Read more A To Z Book Review: Copper Sun by Sharon Draper →
My goal in 2022 is to read my way through the alphabet, at least one book per letter (more if I have time). My choice for the letter A was ALIAS GRACE by Margaret Atwood. My rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Grace Marks has been incarcerated these many years for her part in the murders of her former employer, Mr. Kinnear, and his housekeeper. A (willing?) accomplice to the bloodthirsty dealings of her former coworker (lover?) and convicted at the age of 15, there are enough details – and of course, Grace’s impressionable… Read more A to Z Book Review: ALIAS GRACE →
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