Sunday, 29 January 2017
Features | MG Books to Look Out For
Whilst I spend a lot of time reading mostly YA books, I have had my eye on a few books aimed at a group of slightly younger readers. Generally, these books are called MG books, and...
Whilst I spend a lot of time reading mostly YA books, I have had my eye on a few books aimed at a group of slightly younger readers. Generally, these books are called MG books, and...
A very belated Happy New Year from us here at Blogger's Bookshelf! With a fresh new year comes a fresh set of book goals and as with previous years we've asked some of our bloggers...
Like everyone else, precocious high school senior Quentin Coldwater assumes that magic isn't real, until he finds himself admitted to a very secretive and exclusive college of...
Summary: A short horror story told from the perspective of a slice of bacon trying to survive the ferocity of a three-bird omelette that is set on getting all the food thrown...
It's time for our first Bookish Links instalment of 2017! We hope you're all enjoying the new year so far and have made a great start on all of your 2017 reading goals. If you still...
I have a problem. Over the last few months I've read five of Jane Austen's six completed novels. The only one left is Sense and Sensibility, then I'm done. I'll have read them all....
*Review copy & cover image c/o Netgalley In Blue Moon Vegan author Paula Marie Coomer, who also penned Blue Moon Vegetarian, talks about her personal journey and...
*Book and Image provided by NetGalley for an Honest Review Summary: Talia is The Poison Eater, a title given to those who risk their lives (and often lose them) by taking...
I can't believe it's 2017 already. It feels like only a few weeks ago that we were all talking about reading goals for 2016 and now it's time to start all over again! Last year...