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March 17, 2017

5 for Friday

5 for Friday: the best bits of the week! Continue reading

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5 for Friday, Book Blogs, books, bookshop hauls, cat photos, Cat pics, Cats, Crooked Kingdom, Leigh Bardugo, London Book Fair, Mark Lawrence, Red Sister, Six of Crows
March 15, 2017

ARC Review: The Collapsing Empire

The best opening chapter ever. ARC review of John Scalzi’s The Collapsing Empire Continue reading

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ARC, ARC reviews, Book Reviews, books, Gollancz, John Scalzi, Old Man’s War, Redshirts, sci fi, Science Fiction, Space opera, The Collapsing Empire
March 12, 2017

Review: The Bone Gap

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Book Blogs, Book lovers, Book Reviews, books, Laura Ruby, Magical Realism, Michael L. Printz Award, The Bone Gap, Young Adult
March 10, 2017

5 for Friday

5 for Friday: the best bits of the week Continue reading

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5 for Friday, Book blog, Book Blogger, Book haul, Bookshop, Caraval, Cat pics, Cats, Emma, Hold Back the Stars, Instagram, Jane Austen, Leigh Bardugo, Mansfield Park, neil gaiman, Norse Mythology, Six of Crows, The Crooked Kingdom
March 9, 2017

Rapid Fire Book Tag

Rapid fire book tag! Continue reading

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March 8, 2017

International Women’s Day: Female Author Appreciation

Happy International Women’s Day! It’s time to honor some of the coolest ladies in literature. Continue reading

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All the Birds in the Sky, books, Charlie Jane Anders, Classic literature, Elizabeth Bennet, elizabeth Gaskell, Fantasy, Female authors, Fiction, Harry Potter, Hugo Award, Inspirational women, international women’s day, J K Rowling, Jane Austen, Margaret Atwood, Mary Barton, N. K. Jemisin, north and south, Pride and Prejudice, Romance, Science Fiction, Spindle Cove, Tamora Pierce, Tessa Dare, The Fifth Season, The Handmaid’s Tale, Wives and Daughters, Women, Women writers, Women’s History
March 6, 2017

ARC Review: My Name is Victoria

Arc Review: My Name is Victoria by Lucy Worsley Continue reading

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ARC reviews, Book Reviews, books, children’s book reviews, Children’s books, Children’s Literature, Childrens, historical fiction, John Conroy, Kensington Palace, Kids lit, Lucy Worsley, Miss V. Conroy, My Name is Victoria, Netgalley, Queen Victoria, Reviews, Victoria
March 3, 2017

5 for Friday: London Edition

5 for Friday: London Edition. Now with more puppies! Continue reading

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5 for Friday, All Our Wrong Todays, Book blog, Book Blogs, book events, Book launch, books, Debut novels, dog pics, dogs and books, Elan Mastai, Hold Back the Stars, Katie Khan, London, London Reads, puppies, Reading, reading in London, Robert Galbraith, Waterstones, Waterstones Piccadilly, Weekend
March 1, 2017

Review: March volumes 1-3

Unless you’ve had the good fortune to live under a rock, you’ll probably know all about the political situation in the United States. For many, the presidency of Donald Trump has been cause for fear and anger, with many marching in demonstrations not only in the US, but across the planet. There’s a great history… Continue reading

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Black history, Book Blogs, Book Reviews, books, Civil Rights, favorite books, Graphic novels, History, John Lewis, Martin Luther King, Politics, Protest, Rep. John Lewis, Reviews
February 28, 2017

February Reading Round-up

February reading round-up: in which I buy too many books Continue reading

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Advance reading copies, Am Reading, ARC, Book blog, Book Blogger, book buying, book hauls, Book lists, books, Carrie Fisher, digital books, ebooks, Fantasy, February, Heartless, His Dark Materials, Hold Back the Stars, John Scalzi, Katie Khan, Marissa Meyer, Philip Pullman, Reading, Reading Round-Up, Rep. John Lewis, Science Fiction, YA

About Me

Welcome to my corner of the bookish internet. I’m an American who has lived in the UK for almost 10 years, a publishing professional, and lifelong lover of books. I make it my mission to shout about books all over the internet and share my enthusiasm with other readers. I read a little bit of everything, but my main genres of choice are horror, fantasy, and science fiction.

I aim to start conversations about books and reading, link readers to new authors and titles they’ll love, provide insightful review the books I’m reading, and discover new writers and subgenres on this blog.