Chocolat

I am getting my second wind, I guess, because I have another review done, or perhaps I am just reading small reads for now and I am really just trying to feel accomplished ha-ha. I finished Chocolat a few days ago, and once again I seem to have hit another note within the song of […]

An Instance of the Fingerpost

Just finished a few days ago, I finally have a new review for you. This is by far in my top five books ever read, and I think I finally found a book that lit another spark to keep reading. It was indeed a long read, but, being me, once I got through the first […]

Hornet Flight

It has been a long, hard month, but I have Hornet Flight done and another book that will hopefully be finished shortly. Hornet Flight is another book that my husband and I have read together. It took us a really long time to read because we have going through a lot of stuff and added […]

The Finkler Question

I was able to finish this right when I started going on vacation this past week, and overall I am somewhere in the middle about it. Julian Treslove, Sam Finkler, and Libor Sevcik are three long-time friends; Julian and Sam were grade school friends and Libor was a teacher of theirs, meanwhile Libor and Sam […]

I Like Him, He Likes Her

I had finished this three books in one volume about a week ago, but will admit that I was completely lazy in writing about it. The three books included are Alice Alone, Simply Alice, and Patiently Alice, which I would put in the same category as the Sweet Valley High series. The only difference is […]

The Doomsday Key

I just finished The Doomsday Key and, surprisingly, it was not that bad. The Doomsday Key is more of an action storyline where a government spy group is to figure out what the link is between murders that have been popping up around the world that have strikingly similar features and why it is happening. […]

The Yonahlossee Riding Camp for Girls

I just finished this one yesterday, and I am still stuck on it a little. Thea comes from a wealthy family in Florida during the Depression-era. We come in when she is just being dropped off by her father at the Yonahlossee Riding Camp for Girls; oh look, they said the name of the book […]

Zorro

I was able to finish Zorro an hour before the new year started. I believe I have already done a review for another work by Isabel Allende, Portrait in Sepia, and have overall been a big fan of her writing. Zorro was different from Allende’s other books, though. I have always been a fan of […]

Days pt 2

It took about a month, but with working about 50-60 hours a week during the holidays, reading has been a challenge, hence why reading my manga app has been easier than normal books for some reason. So with that I am now up-to-date on the chapters for DAYS, and I am glad it still gets […]

Days

I thought I would change it up a little bit, partly because I had been moving to a new place and there have been ongoing obstacles, and also because I miss reading manga. I guess people find it surprising that I am into anime. I started watching back in middle school when a friend had […]