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First Woman President in Eighteen Acres by Nicolle Wallace (Review)
When I was a little girl, I wanted to be the first woman president. That is, until I became older and realized what the job actually entailed. A story about the first woman president is what peaked my...
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Learning to Breathe by Priscilla Warner (Review & Giveaway)
It’s funny how the universe sends you messages when you least expect it. I spent most of the weekend in bed with a head cold that turned into a sinus infection. I couldn’t sleep at night because I...
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Hitting the National Book Festival in Washington, DC
I’ve lived in the Washington, DC area for over 8 years and this is my first time attending the Library of Congress’s National Book Festival. The festival schedule is jam packed with author talks, book...
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Sharp Objects by Gillian Flynn (Review)
Tip: Don’t read Sharp Objects in the dark of night when your apartment is quiet, except for the random creaks and bumps from your neighboring walls. I mean you could, but I was totally creeped out as...
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My Summer Reading List
I feel like summer is half over, yet I haven’t compiled my book list. So I’m grabbing my huge stack of books and pulling some out for my July and August reading. I’m going to be on a lot of airplanes...
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What Makes a YA Book Young Adult?
NPR recently published their list of 100 Best-Ever Teen Novels as determined by a poll of their readers. A friend posted the link in a book chat Facebook group I belong to. I was curious, so I took a...
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Book Review: The Age of Miracles
After I read a couple of reviews of Karen Thompson Walker’s The Age of Miracles, I kicked myself for not grabbing a copy during BEA. Or maybe I saw that my roommate Rachee had picked up a galley of...
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