I loved everything about this book: I loved the feminism; I loved the discussion about drugs and sobriety; and I loved the mockumentary style.
Daisy Jones and The Six
Tag: audiobook review
Slayer
This book holds true to the universe of the original TV show and references various episodes without requiring the reader to have seen the show.
Say Nothing
I’m so glad this book came on my radar because I learned so much about the history of Northern Ireland and Keefe does such a good job of remaining neutral.
My So-Called Bollywood Life
I didn’t get most of the Bollywood references in this book, but that’s OK because if you’ve seen one romcom, you’ve seen them all.
Superman: Dawnbreaker
Superman has always been my least favorite superhero, and while this book made some interesting social commentary, it didn’t change my opinion at all.
Evvie Drake Starts Over
I first got to know Linda Holmes as a podcaster, but I was delighted to get to know her as a novelist and romance writer!
The Everlasting Rose
I’m still not a fan of the super-flowery prose Clayton likes to use, but the whole premise was just so much fun, not to mention the social commentary.
Mansfield Park
This book review is in defense of Jane Austen’s novel, Mansfield Park, which I have always loved, and continue to love as much as ever.
Internment
The concept of this book is interesting, and certainly relevant, but I’m not a fan of the author’s execution of that concept.
Winter
I had a hard time choosing a favorite character from this series. I loved hanging out with them all and I’m going to miss each and every one of them so much