Book Review
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A Week in Review
Hey everyone! I was going to do today’s BE Spring prompt, but Michelle’s post was so perfect and like I would do everything she did, so, just go read her post here. So, what have I read this week? GoodReads: A literary courtroom drama about a Korean immigrant family and…
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5 benefits of buying physical books
Today, our host torch is passed over to Michelle! And I’m super excited for her prompts!!! You can find her post by clicking on the link above ^ [Thank you to Sam & Clo for putting this event together!] So what is the prompt? Well I hope the title gave you a hint, I’m going…
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Easter Time Book Tag!
Thanks Theresa @ The Calico Books for this awesome Easter tag for Bookending Spring! All graphics used for this post aside from the featured image, and answer images, were nabbed from her tag post! [Thank you to Sam & Clo for putting this event together!] Gonna take it to the bridge now…which means…Rules. RULES Answer the…
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Read for the very first time
Thanks, Clo for another fun prompt to do! Check hers out here! [Thank you to Sam & Clo for putting this event together!] What books would I want to read again for the very first time? [Get it? Madonna’s Like a Virgin?? Bahaha ok I’m done] For series, There’s one, once more very obvious…
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A Blog’s Life
Another BESpring19 post, today’s prompt is brought to us by the AMAZING Clo. [Thank you to Sam & Clo for putting this event together!] This is a fun one today! Where did you start with your Blogging journey, where are you now and where do you want to see…
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Crap Critiquing Skills
I’ve been thinking about my ratings lately. I love how people toss them out or definitely have an actual system. I don’t, my three cups of coffee for a thriller or fantasy means it was pretty good, not great. Three coffees on a poetry book means it was probably a…
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The Fourth Courier Review
A Fast Paced Espionage Thriller for Alan Furst Fans Sent In Post-Cold War Poland. It is 1992 in Warsaw, Poland, and the communist era has just ended. A series of grisly murders suddenly becomes an international case when it’s feared that the victims may have been couriers smuggling nuclear material…
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The House on Rosebank Lane eARC Review
GoodReads Blurb: Edinburgh, 1953. Kirsten Mowat, eighteen years old and with a joyful spring in her step, couldn’t be more in love with her sea-faring sweetheart Duncan Armstrong. But, seven years later – after a hasty wedding, a twist of lies and wrenching loss – Duncan and Kirsten’s relationship has…
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Kaerou Time to Go Home Review
Thank you B. Jeanne Shibahara for sending this book to me! I am providing my honest review to you all on my blog in exchange! GoodReads Blurb: “In Japan…everywhere…red strings tie all people we meet together. Some strings are weak. Some have tangles. Some strong.” Meryl—Vietnam War widow—misses her grown…
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Books that Remind me of Spring
BESpring19 Post Theresa is still today’s host and her prompt today is spring shelf decor. As I don’t actually decorate my shelves, like, at all, unless you count dust, I am passing on today. But. I’m doing yesterday’s prompt late because I had a cool cover reveal to do, and…
The Caffeinated Reader 