ashley | I was hesitant about Literally by Lucy Keating. The description mentions Stranger than Fiction and it also reminded be of another movie I had seen. I just couldn’t imagine this premise bringing… Continue reading
ashley | Lisa Jewel worked her way onto my radar a couple years ago with The House We Grew Up In and then again last year with The Girls In The Garden, and both books made… Continue reading
ashley | I’ve never read an audiobook before (is that even the right term? Does listening to an audiobook even qualify as reading? Someone tell me the rules here, am I cheating?), but I… Continue reading
ashley | I was absolutely floored by Meg Haston’s Paperweight when I read it two years ago. She had such a real, raw way of talking about something so serious that even though it wasn’t… Continue reading
ashley | The Book of Joan by Lidia Yuknavitch doesn’t claim to be a retelling of Joan of Arc’s story, but it’s clear in the description that this has influenced and inspired this dystopian tale. Though… Continue reading
ashley | I’ve been using my time to catch up on some backreading, books that have caught my eye and I’ve meant to read. The Passenger by Lisa Lutz is one of those books. I… Continue reading
ashley | The description of In the Quiet by Eliza Henry-Jones sounded very intriguing, but a part of me was hesitant to pick this up before it’s North American release (today!). For it to… Continue reading
ashley | Starflight by Melissa Landers is one of those books I’ve been really excited to read and have heard great things about, but have been putting off because I didn’t want to be disappointed, or… Continue reading
ashley | Oh man, I had a hard time getting into Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo. So many characters and not too much happening from the get go. It was a lot to take… Continue reading
