Archives for August 2014

{Flashback Friday} The Comeback Season by Jennifer E. Smith (34)

It’s time for Flashback Friday, where we feature a book that’s at least two years old. They could be books we’ve read and loved or books we need to jump on. The Comeback Season by Jennifer E. Smith Published on 2/11/2008 by Simon & Schuster BFYR The last place Ryan Walsh should be this afternoon […]


{Blog Tour} Can’t Look Away by Donna Cooner (with Review and Giveaway)

Can’t Look Away is a story about loss, grief, friendship, and learning to accept yourself.


{Waiting On} The Glass Arrow by Kristen Simmons (75)

It’s time for another installment of Waiting on Wednesday, where we give you the 411 on the books that we can’t wait to read. The Glass Arrow by Kristen Simmons Anticipated Arrival Date: 2/10/2015 The Handmaid’s Tale meets Blood Red Road in Glass Arrow, the story of Aya, who lives with a small group of […]


{Review} Deadly Little Sins by Kara Taylor

We were ultimately disappointed in the conclusion to the Prep School Confidential, Deadly Little Sins.


{Review} Wicked Little Secrets by Kara Taylor

We were disappointed with Wicked Little Lies by Kara Taylor.


{Review} Prep School Confidential by Kara Taylor

Prep School Confidential was a fun, fast-paced read with characters we loved. We can’t wait to read the next one!


Ten Reasons To See If I Stay In Theaters

We have read and reread, loved and fallen back in love with If I Stay by Gayle Forman for years. Watching all the pieces come together for the movie, was like meeting with old friends and talking about all of your favorite memories. Whether you’ve read the books or not, we want to tell you […]


{Flashback Friday} Ballads of Suburbia by Stephanie Kuehnert (33)

It’s time for Flashback Friday, where we feature a book that’s at least two years old. They could be books we’ve read and loved or books we need to jump on. Ballads of Suburbia by Stephanie Kuehnert Published on 7/21/2009 by MTV Books Ballads are the kind of songs that Kara McNaughton likes best. Not […]