Title: The Week Before The Wedding
Author: Beth Kendrick
Publisher: May 7th 2013
Version Read: paperback (library)
Publication Date: NAL Trade
Categories: chick-lit, contemporary, fiction, romance.
Rating:
Review Type: Short and Sweet
Summary (Blurb): After enduring a …
Okay. So this topic pops up every now and then in the book blog-o-sphere, and opinions tend to vary. Should you post negative or DNF reviews? Personally, I think you …
Title: Throne Of Glass (Throne of Glass #1)
Author: Sarah J. Maas
Publisher: Bloomsbury
Version Read: Paperback (library)
Publication Date: August 2nd, 2012
Categories: fantasy, high-fantasy, humour, magic, medieval, romance
Rating:
Summary (Blurb/Goodreads): Meet …
Title: Discount Armageddon (InCryptid #1)
Author: Seanan McGuire
Publisher: DAW
Version Read: Mass Market Paperback (library)
Publication Date: March 6th, 2012
Categories: dragons, fantasy, fiction, humour, mythology, paranormal, romance, urban-fantasy, werecreatures
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Summary (Blurb): Ghoulies. Ghosties. Long-legged …
Title: Puppy Love
Author: Frauke Schenemann, Shelley Frisch (translation)
Publisher: Corvus
Version Read: Paperback (library)
Publication Date: 2012
Categories: animals, chick-lit, contemporary, humour, romance
Rating:
Review Type: Short and sweet
Summary (Blurb): Hercules is a dachshund, and …
So I had this scheduled to post a while ago, but then WordPress ate it. Or possibly gremlins, since they like to do that sort of thing. Anyways, here is …
So, having been forewarned by the lovely Amber at the Mile Long Bookshelf in not only one but two separate posts about this website, I finally got an email from …
So, I’ve finally got time to do a quick post here. I hope you all had a nice time over the holidays and that whatever you did or didn’t celebrate, …
So I have been in Melbourne the last two nights and had fun shopping yesterday. (7 hours, just for the record, although we had a break for lunch and for …
DISCLAIMER: This book rant is sarcastic and meant to convey the subject in a somewhat more lighthearted way than Ranty-pants McCapslock would.