Stacking the Shelves is a weekly event hosted by Tynga's Reviews. It features books you've recently added to your shelves, be it from the library, bookstore, or ebooks.I have quite a mixture of books this week! Some from the physical library, some for kindle, and some from the digital library!From the physical library:Deliverance by C.J. Redwine… Continue reading Stacking the Shelves (12) and A Week In Review
Month: November 2014
#BookBlogWriMo – #FlashbackFriday – Blog’s First Design
The rest of the posts!Today's Topic: #FlashbackFriday – Blog’s First Design - This one’s fun! Oh, how blogs evolve! Go to WayBackMachine.com, enter your blog’s URL, and take a screenshot of what you used to look like!Yeah... here's the thing... I'm still on my first blog design! Because this is a baby blog, I haven't changed it… Continue reading #BookBlogWriMo – #FlashbackFriday – Blog’s First Design
R&R Review Friday: The Leopard Vanguard by T.A. Uner
Amazon Goodreads Book Depository Barnes and NobleGoodreads Blurb:"Set during the early years of the reign of the Mad Emperor Caligula,this first installment of the Leopard King Saga introduces us to Tullus, a gifted Roman Centurion who resigns his elite position in the Praetorian Guard to join a troupe of circus performers and learn more about… Continue reading R&R Review Friday: The Leopard Vanguard by T.A. Uner
#BookBlogWriMo – #TBT – Favorite Childhood Books
The schedule and my posts so far!Today's Topic: #TBT – Favorite Childhood Books - What were some of your favorite books way back when? This could be a read from before you could read, or what you spent summers by the pool with in high school.Ugh this one is so hard! Well actually... not really. I was… Continue reading #BookBlogWriMo – #TBT – Favorite Childhood Books
R&R Review Thursday: For the People: Post-Secession by R. Holland
Amazon Goodreads Book Depository Barnes and NobleGoodreads Blurb:""They say the grass is greener on the other side. At least that's what people think. But we know better. We know that any grass is better than no grass at all. That it represents something that lived there and stayed long enough to die there. But we… Continue reading R&R Review Thursday: For the People: Post-Secession by R. Holland
#BookBlogWriMo – Where You Blog
Today's Topic: Where You Blog - Bonus for a picture!I actually have a picture this time! Here's where I blog:So there's my computer (I don't have a laptop, just a desktop PC). I guess I'll go from left to right... First off, that's my clarinet and music to the left and then my backpack (for school), Time… Continue reading #BookBlogWriMo – Where You Blog
#BookBlogWriMo – Why You Blog
Today's Topic: Why You Blog - Again, self-explanatory.Why DO I blog...? Yeah this is a relatively uncomplicated answer. Basically, 1. because when I was writing reviews, someone suggested I start a blog and I thought it was a good idea 2. because I LOVE reading and 3. because there are so many awesome people you can meet… Continue reading #BookBlogWriMo – Why You Blog
#BookBlogWriMo – Where You Read
Today's Topic: Where You Read - Pretty self-explanatory. Bonus for a picture!Sorry, no picture! I have too many places I read! I sort of mentioned this in my last post but in the summer, I read on my screened in porch on this comfy reclined porch chair. It feels so amazing to be reading a real book… Continue reading #BookBlogWriMo – Where You Read
Book Review Monday: City of Lost Souls by Cassandra Clare
Amazon Goodreads Book Depository Barnes and NobleGoodreads Blurb:"The New York Times bestselling Mortal Instruments continues—and so do the thrills and danger for Jace, Clary, and Simon.What price is too high to pay, even for love? When Jace and Clary meet again, Clary is horrified to discover that the demon Lilith’s magic has bound her beloved Jace together… Continue reading Book Review Monday: City of Lost Souls by Cassandra Clare
#BookBlogWriMo – How You Read
Today's topic is: How You Read - Paperback? Hardcover? Ereader? Smartphone? Bookmarks, note taking in the margins, or highlighting? Tell us some of your reading rituals!Well. I read pretty much anything in any format however I do prefer not to read on my phone/ipod because it seriously hurts my eyes. Usually, I tend to keep R&R's confined… Continue reading #BookBlogWriMo – How You Read
Blue Eye Books 