""I don't know how to help him," Flick said. "What do you do when someone's had a shock like that?" "I don't know either," Avery said. "Nothing like that has ever happened to me. In fact, I had so little childhood trauma that I've been forced to develop a personality instead."" After reading The Strangeworlds... Continue Reading →
"You're gonna do whatever you have to do, Maverick," she says. "That's what being a parent means. Your child is now your responsibility. You'll be changing his diapers. You'll be feeding him. You'll be dealing with him in the middle of the night. You-" "Had my whole life turned upside down, and she don't care."... Continue Reading →
"Every once in a while, people say they've seen the brothers wandering the streets of New Orleans, hunting down their next kill." I was approved to read this on Netgalley in exchange for an honest review. If the promise of a book filled with creepy myths / horror stories from New Orleans doesn't have you... Continue Reading →
"I learned there were times when I was expected to be a Fontaine and other times when it was safe to be a Firekeeper." This book. I hardly know where to start of what to say that isn't just "this book is phenomenal, please read it", so excuse me in advance if this turns out... Continue Reading →
"The goal was not to have a fancy movie fistfight that looked good from every angle. She wanted him down. She wanted him done. She wanted him unable to grab her." Click here for book information on The StoryGraph The Girl in Red is a dark reimagining of Little Red Riding Hood set in a... Continue Reading →
"If you allow yourself, you might like our story. It's about cheese sandwiches, and an aquarium and a family. It has laughter and sadness and me, learning what it means to be human." Leonard is an alien. On his three hundredth birthday, like everyone from his planet, he gets the chance to spend one month... Continue Reading →
"I must leave you now," she says, stopping me with a gesture. She glances from me to Britta. "Do not be stupid, and you won't die too many times." The Gilded Ones by Namina Forna was one of my most anticipated books for this year, and it was as every bit as amazing as I... Continue Reading →
"They don't know - I don't even know yet - that this is the start of something bigger. It's just the dark tip of a much larger, much deeper, much blacker pyramid." I'm not entirely sure what I was expecting this book to be like but it was nothing like whatever that was. Challenger Deep... Continue Reading →
"This particular magic was bone-bound, earth-made, rule-tangled. So when a widow brought her husband's rib to become a broach worn over her heart, she would be comforted in her weeping by the double beat of a ghostly pulse worn against her chest" Why is every single one of Kiran's books the most beautiful book you... Continue Reading →
"Humans have a very clear idea about how to behave, and on many occasions actually do. But it's sometimes disheartening that correct action is drowned out by endless chitter-chatter designed not to find a way for ward but to justify petty jealousies and illogically held prejudices." Click image for book information on The StoryGraph The... Continue Reading →
Charlotte, Somewhere 