Stay home 24 in 48 Readthon

Four Book Reviews 📚 This past weekend I participated in the #stayhome24in48 readathon challenge. I loved it, and I was able to finish all four books I set out to! I read Charleston Green by Stephanie Alexander first! This was such a fun read! The main character Tipsy Collins is clairvoyant and can see, hear,

The Hate You Give

BOOK REVIEW! 5/5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I’m so glad this was my first audiobook of 2020. This book tore me down and put me back together in the best way. Starr is a teenager going to a private, predominantly white school while still living in the neighborhood she grew up in. Her two worlds never collide until

A Strange Christmas Miracle

I have been searching for Final Truth The Autobiography of a Serial Killer written by Donald “Pee Wee” Gaskins and Wilton Earle for a very long time. It’s an expensive book to purchase, and it’s hard to find in any stores or the public library. Pee Wee is the most notorious serial killer in South

Fall turns into Winter

Hello friends! Can you believe it’s almost December? It seems like Fall just started, but we only have about a month left. Although, for me Christmas/Winter begins the day after Thanksgiving. I have no excuse for being so slack on here other than that life gets in the way sometimes, no matter our good intentions.

Summer Reads

Hey y’all! I thought I’d take a quick second to jump on here and update on my current reads! Currently I’m reading The Lost Night by Andrea Bartz, and I have almost finished it. The author was so nice to send me a copy to read and review, and I can confidently say I recommend

Book Review Updates!

Happy Wednesday Friends! It’s been a long time since I wrote a post. I’ve been so busy with my Bookstagram and reviewing books there, that I haven’t been the best at keeping the blog updated. I have read a lot of good books since I last wrote, as well as listened to many audiobooks. Instead

A Review of One of Us Is Lying and Girl in the Blue Coat

These two audiobooks I listened to were absolutely amazing. Both of them get 5/5 stars, and it’s going to be hard to describe them. One of Us Is Lying reminded me so much of Pretty Little Liars. It was a web of developed characters that tied together perfectly in the end. Each character had a

Rediscovering Lois Duncan

I vividly remember being in middle school and hoarding every Lois Duncan book that came through our school’s library. She was my favorite writer and I inhaled her books in a way that I hadn’t from anyone else. When I was in my favorite secondhand book store recently, I found two Lois Duncan books that

Audiobook Reviews: Sadie and Camino Island

Happy Friday! I’ve listened to two new audiobooks recently, and I wanted to go ahead and review them for y’all! Sadie by Courtney Summers is a great young adult fiction book. I chose to forego the traditional read of this, and instead I went with the audiobook version through the app Overdrive. I am so

Smart Women- First Book Review of 2019

Good Morning! I finished my first book of 2019 on Saturday, and I wanted to go ahead and write this while it was fresh on my mind. Smart Women by Judy Blume was different from the only other adult appropriate book I have read by Judy Blume. Until I read, In the Unlikely Event (which